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Speaker talks Christian nationalism
The Jay Phillips Center for Interfaith Learning hosted Charles R. Gallagher on Wednesday.
Students prepare for midterm elections
Election season is upon CSB+SJU students, with election day on Nov. 8 and early voting running until Nov. 7. In the city of St. Joseph,
St. John’s performs controlled burn to rid invasive species
On a three-year cycle, the St. John's Abbey Arboretum as part of Outdoor U performs a burn to preserve the native species and limit the spread of invasive species, such as buckthorn, knapweed and wormwood sage.
Leadership team forms interfaith scripture study on Benedictine Values
The Interfaith Leadership Team created a study called "Benedictine Values for All," in which students from any faith or spiritual background can participate. They plan to study texts from the Quran, Torah and Bible.
Councilmember challenges incumbent in mayoral race
Mayoral elections are on the horizon for the city of St. Joseph, and current city councilmember Kelly Beniek is looking to unseat incumbent Mayor Rick
CSB+SJU incrementally increase tuition
CSB+SJU's tuition will increase next year by 3.5% due to inflation and staff salaries. For current students, Academic Achievement or merit-based scholarships will not adjust with the increase in tuition, though incoming students will receive adjusted scholarships.
SJU alumnus four star general presents
General Paul Nakasone, SJU '86, spoke about his experiences as the Director of the National Security Agency and the U.S. Cyber Command. The speech was followed by a Q&A with CSB+SJU President Brian Bruess.
Speaker encourages change
Author, farmer and water protector Winona LaDuke spoke in Pellegrene Auditorium on Monday, Oct. 24.
Administration reevaluates weekend busing
The Link Task Force is evaluating the current late night weekend busing hours as student misconduct increases. The bus monitors hope to mitigate the problem.
SJU blesses new bridge and townhomes at ceremony
Students, faculty, administration and surrounding community members joined speakers to bless the new St. Elizabeth Seton Townhomes and Nicol Bridge. Guests were provided a meal following the ceremony.