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Climate Justice Club hosts “Water Walk”
On Sept. 30, the Climate Justice Club hosted a “Water Walk.” Two groups of CSB/ SJU students and faculty were assigned to walk from CSB
Global Health minor added
CSB/SJU has decided to expand the curriculum by adding a Global Health Minor. “Training provided by the minor will help students analyze some of the
First block of new schedule ends; students, staff deem it a success
The first block of the new class schedule concluded on Sept. 24. The schedule is one of many efforts to reduce the spread of COVID-19
SJU basketball stays optimistic
Last March, the SJU basketball team fought their way to the Sweet Sixteen. No MIAC teams were still in the tournament on the women’s side.
Line 3 pipeline costs us environmentally, socially and economically
In 2014, the natural gas distribution company Enbridge Inc. proposed a project that would replace the 60-yearold pipeline that carries crude oil through northern Minnesota
Culinary Services adapt to COVID-19
Upon walking into the CSB culinary centers, McGlynn’s or Gorecki Dining Center, there are many obvious changes at first sight. From the increase in sanitization
Global Business class collaborates with business school in Mumbai
One Global Business professor has found a way to ensure students get the experience they expect from CSB/SJU. Professor Kingshuk Mukherjee piloted GBUS 341 a
PRiSM changes name to Q+, becomes organization
On our campus where the Johnnie/ Bennie identities are strongly rooted in cisgender heteronormativity, students who don’t fall into these categories can often feel isolated,
COVID-19 cases increase on campus
There has been a rise of student COVID-19 cases. St. John’s has had cases that stemmed from St. Patrick and the neighboring St. Boniface Halls,
City chops Minnesota Street trees
Recently, the row of ash trees lining Minnesota Street in St. Joseph was cut down. According to St. Joseph Mayor Rick Schultz, three of the