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Institute selects student director
SJU junior Sam Rengo is the new student director at the Men’s Development Institute (MDI). After learning about issues on campus while studying abroad last
Students work to combat climate change
Student activists are preparing to attend the Conference of the Parties (COP) in Egypt in the fall of 2022 semester. An on-campus class will facilitate research.
Mask requirement set to lighten as cases decrease
Students, faculty and parents are continuing to receive new updates on COVID protocols as cases keep decreasing across both campuses. Masking on campus will no longer be required in all areas on March 19.
Integrations Curriculum undergoes changes
The Joint Faculty Senate made significant revisions to the Integrations Curriculum this week.
Men’s Development Institute restructures
The Men's Development Institute was founded in 2014 but has since undergone changes. Student leadership positions are now paid, and the institue will be hiring full-time employees for the institute. The MDI took its model inspiration from the Institute for Women's Leadership.
Benedictine Living Learning Community promotes community values
The Benedictine Living Learning Community strives to bring students closer together through the Benedictine values. The program is targeted toward incoming sophomores. Bennies will live in CSB's Lottie Hall while Johnnies will live in SJU's Boniface and Patrick Halls.
Sustainability Office hosts eco-friendly themed events
The Sustainability Office is hosting the national "Campus Race to Zero Waste" after its success in 2021. The race began on Jan. 31 and will continue until March 27. Engaging events will correspond with each week's theme.
Cohort program funds internships
The largest cohort of Summer Leadership Fellows is set for action this upcoming summer. Hosted by the Experience Hub and Eugene J. McCarthy Center for
Students engage with Monastic life at retreat
Participants spent a day learning about Sisters' lives.
Mural celebrates inclusivity, hospitality
The Multicultural Center unveiled a new area for students to create a mural with their artwork and words, centering around the values of inclusivity and hospitality.