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Pipe bursts; students waterless
A pipe outside the Palaestra burst on Feb. 25, leaving some SJU students without water.
Sweet shop to open in St. Joe
Jolie Olie's Sweet Shoppe plans to open in downtown St. Joseph in March. The shop will offer a variety of sweet treats such as cookies, parfaits and cupcakes.
Ojibwe scholar speaks at St. John’s about Ojibwe culture in the modern world
The Indigenous Students Association hosted Anton Treuer to speak to the CSB/SJU community. His presentation focused on the tradition and culture of the Ojibwe tribe as well as how Ojibwe culture could help prevent the ongoing crisis of climate change in today's society.
Global health minor set for fall
In the fall semester of 2022 students will be able to add a global health minor to pair with their major.
Institute of Women’s Leadership hosts speaker
The Institute of Women's Leadership invited businesswoman Amelia Hardy to CSB to speak about leadership, equity and inclusion of women in the workforce.
SJU administration introduces dorm cameras proposal
Damage to SJU first-year and sophomore residential halls have led administration to propose the idea of cameras to reduce vandalism. The SJU senate voiced privacy concerns over the new surveilance cameras.
Joint president search enters final stages
The presidential search committee completed interviews to narrow down the candidates for the first joint president. Students hope the finalist will help bring stronger integration between the schools and embrace important campus values for both Bennies and Johnnies.
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.