Recognized the damage that censorships can have on future generations
The week of Oct. 4-10 marks Banned Book Week, a celebration of the value of open access to information regardless of the presiding cultural mores.
Election season approaches
Students promote voting in the upcoming midterm elections.
St. Ben’s Director of Security Darren Swanson retires after 21 years of service
Darren Swanson has been working for CSB Security for over two decades and is retiring to spend more time with his wife. Swanson was a part of the Title XI response team for St. Ben's. He will be replaced by Mandy Dudding after he officially retires later this year.
Boz remains an influence
Students and staff remember professor Warren “Boz” Bostrom.
“We Are Fulfilled”
A copy of the 1982 U.S. Bishops’ statement, “Fulfilled in Your Hearing,” which inspired the poem.
Johnnie cross country finishes ninth of 32 teams; prepares for MIACs
The SJU cross country team has been hitting its stride this fall and is preparing for the MIAC Championships approaching at the end of October.
Bennie Rugby reaches Northern Lights conference final; ranked No. 12 in DIII
CSB rugby has been a club sport since it started in 1978. This year, the team is transitioning from a developmental league to a competitive
The music behind our athletes: the improvement of teamwork
Johnnie football and the Bennie swim team are two sports teams on campus that perform very well. But is their success due to countless hours
Banned books are restricting freedom of speech
This is the opinion of Jane Campbell, CSB+SJU Learning and Research Librarian
Learning about the stock market can be easy
This is the opinion of Andy Schroepfer, SJU ‘97
Tackling the misconceptions about FOMO
This is the opinion of Alicia Reif, PsyD, LP, Psychologist at the Well-Being Center