News
Stricter moving rules stress students
At 2 p.m. on Sunday, May 13, St. John’s seniors will graduate, and a few short hours later, they must vacate the residence halls. This year, students are questioning the check-out procedures at both SJU and CSB. While SJU’s policies …
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CSB student’s fieldwork inspires honors thesis.
Not many undergraduates can boast the résumé of senior Hannah Wittmeyer. With a joint research project soon to be published and an honors thesis that gained her distinction in both Political Science and Peace Studies, Wittmeyer spent time doing fieldwork …
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Fee added for tuition payment with cards
For those offering up their credit cards for staggering tuition payments, there will be a change to the payment system beginning this summer. According to a letter to be distributed by the Finance and Administration Office, as of July 1, …
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Speakers ready for graduation
During the last few weeks of the school year, students are not the only ones writing papers and preparing speeches; the CSB and SJU commencement speakers are eagerly getting ready to address the graduating classes of 2012. Anne Thompson, NBC …
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A Farewell to Fr. Bob
One can generally tell a lot about a person after seeing their workplace. For Fr. Robert Koopmann, OSB, the 12th president of St. John’s University, it is not the smooth austerity of the wooden desks in his spacious office. Nor …
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Student ILCP leaders recognized
CSB/SJU has proved once again that there is no shortage of inspiring students on campus. On April 15, 12 students were honored for exemplary leadership at the 2012 Inspiring Leaders Recognition Ceremony. The event was sponsored by Student Activities and …
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Online marketplace celebrates 1st year
As the 2011-2012 school year draws to an end, a campus company is celebrating its first year in operation at CSB/SJU. Zaarly is a secure online marketplace designed specifically for college students looking to exchange goods and services among each …
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St. Ben’s Senate Update
The St. Ben’s Senate (SBS) held its first meeting for the 2012-2013 school year on Wednesday, May 2. The meeting lasted 15 minutes. Vice President Meghan Simmet chaired the meeting because President Riley Johnson was absent. Simmet welcomed the new …
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Restauraunt dishes out new eating style
What started as a simple idea for an ice cream shop rapidly evolved into something the likes of which St. Joseph has never seen. Cone Castle, St. Joseph’s new food venue, will offer a unique variety of drinks, food and …
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Coffee shops fight charging system
On-campus businesses are feeling the affects of students not being able to charge purchases to their I.D. cards. The decision to restrict charging was made last year, and both Johnnie Java and Clemens Perk have noticed a decrease in sales. …
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