The Record

Spare time and sunshine, two great reasons to pick up a summer read recommended by these CSB/SJU professors. Robert Dumonceaux, Regents professor of mathematics, recommends the book “Heaven is For Real” by Todd Burpo and Lynn Vincent. “Heaven is For …
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My most significant first-year regret is that I did not take full advantage of the incredible study nooks on our campus. My advice: get out of your dingy, disheveled dorm room! Branch out from lugging your books to the library. …
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The dance company Abraham. In. Motion. will perform “The Radio Show” at 7:30 this Saturday, April 28 in Escher Auditorium. “The Radio Show” investigates the results of an abrupt termination of a radio station and the resulting loss fo communication …
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It is 10:30 p.m. on a weekday. There are a million reasons not to go to sleep. You need to shower, have friends who want advice (and want to order pizza), voicemails to leave (I promise I’m not ignoring you, …
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On March 5, a video was released that took the nation by storm. It was a film called “Kony 2012,” the 11th video created by Invisible Children, Inc. The video, with well over 100 million views on YouTube, informs the …
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Bennies and Johnnies were made for each other, right? Well – not exactly. The legend states that “70% of Johnnies marry Bennies,” but the facts are in and will finally shed light on the reality of this love connection. Contrary …
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Last weekend was filled with ordinary events like brunch, dances and retreats, but extraordinary attendees – moms. The mothers of both Johnnies and Bennies were able to partake in some fun events that are offered at CSB/SJU: the Mom Prom, …
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Teague Alexy, a singer and songwriter from Duluth, will be performing at 8 tonight at the Local Blend in St. Joseph. This performance will mark the release of his first solo album, “This Dance.” Alexy describes his music as “a …
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The annual Maple Syrup Festival kicked off last Saturday, celebrating the tradition of tapping trees in the Saint John’s Arboretum. In 1942, the Saint John’s monastic community began the practice of collecting sap because of the sugar shortage due to …
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If you had not noticed from the warm weather or spattering of rain, it is almost April! This means April Fool’s Day is just around the corner, so we have compiled a short list of classic and creative pranks so …
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