Variety
Culture, entertainment, and campus life
Taking Benedictine values beyond CSB+SJU’s campuses
Dear St. John’s Class of 2027, Welcome to your senior year! This is an exciting, busy and, at times, overwhelming season of life. By now
How Benedictines should approach the common good
Portrait of the Benedictine Living & Learning Community visiting the Renner House.
Thinking about America through Spanish eyes
This article was written by Ethan Riddle, a St. John's alumnus who is serving in the Benedictine Volunteer Corps.
A Glass Act: In conclusion, the last pour of wine
This is the May 7 installment of the Glass Act wine review column.
Concrete Trees and Quiet Alcoves
Written in honor of the 60th anniversary of the dedication of Alcuin Library (May 7, 1966).
A Glass Act — the unreachable dream, at Costco by the liter
This is the April 30 installment of the Glass Act wine review column.
Leaving a life you know in exchange for a life you love
This article was written by Jonathan Hill, a St. John's alumnus who is serving in the Benedictine Volunteer Corps.
Continuing the CSB+SJU tradition of Fruit at the Finish
The Outdoor Leadership Center hosted the 27th Annual Fruit at the Finish Triathlon last Saturday, bringing community members together for a day of racing, cheering and time outdoors. Events included swimming, biking and running.
A Glass Act — in defense of the box, and other moral compromises
This is the April 23 installment of the Glass Act wine review column.
The cost of growing up in the entertainment industry
Quick disclaimer before I begin: I love my mommy. She was very worried when I wanted to buy this book, and I just want to say that I don’t relate to this book’s title or contents at all.