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Government shutdown goes into effect
The Oct. 1 government shutdown has put a pause on federal activities, causing potential repurcussions for CSB+SJU and other college campuses regarding federally-funded grants, research programs and student aid.
University of Minnesota dental school students return to CSB+SJU
CSB+SJU grads Morgan Gerhardt (CSB '22) and Johnny Krawczyk (SJU '21) visited campus as panelists, advising students on dental school applications.
Visiting scholar talks ecowomanism
Wake Forest University professor Melanie L. Harris gave a presentation on the intersections of spirituality, racial and environmental justice this past Tuesday.
Economics redefined in upcoming talk
Misty Heggeness is set to deliver the 35th annual Clemens lecture.
IWL holds “tradwife talk”
The Institute for Women's Leadership hosted a talk on "traditonal housewives" at CSB last Tuesday evening.
Fulbright scholarship returns after funding pause
After turmoil due to the federal government cuts last spring, prospective Fulbright scholars were able to submit applications again this fall. The Fulbright Program fully funds students to teach abroad for a year.
Merged sociology and anthropology departments offering new courses
The sociology and anthropology departments recently combined to create SOAN, a department that provides a combined minor and new class offerings
Students travel to Iowa for UMACS conference
Six CSB+SJU students are headed to Luther College for a conference on sustainability and education.
Joetown crawl adds new stop
The House Food and Tap is set to join the annual Joetown Walking Crawl
Guest chef draws a crowd at Gorecki Dining
Café Renaissance chef Ahmed Rakshani brought Mediterranean flavor to Gorecki Dining Center on Monday, marking CSB's first ever guest chef appearance since SJU's refectory began the takeover series in 2023.