Echoes in the Night documentary showing
“Echoes in the Night: The Search for Jacob Wetterling,” a new documentary following the kidnapping and murder of an 11-year-old boy from St. Joseph, made
Learning how to have meaningful conversations
This is the opinion of Ben Olson, SJU sophomore
CSB+SJU welcome new library director
Editor’s Note: Khodahrami disclosed to The Record that she “used ChatGPT to help edit and polish [her] responses.” As summer gives way to autumn and
The St. Cloud Hospital celebrates 100 years of care
In 1857, the Sisters of the Order of St. Benedict travelled up the Mississippi River and settled in the area that is now known as
Who are the women behind the Benedictine tradition?
You may have stereotypes of religious sisters that are formed from TV shows, movies or stories. I had stereotypes, too. That is, before I became
Taking a shot at the violence of grief in “John Wick”
Keanu Reeves as character John Wick in the first installment of the “John Wick” movie series.
The daily life of a volunteer teaching across the globe
Greetings from Hanga, Tanzania! It feels like just yesterday that my Benedictine Volunteer Corps partner, Allan, and I were navigating a whirlwind travel itinerary across
SJU football beats No. 11 UW-La Crosse to open the season
The SJU Football team opened their season on Saturday with a 24-21 win over No. 10 UW-La Crosse. The Johnnies rose to No. 8 in
CSB Soccer starts the season off with three consecutive victories
The CSB soccer team has started off their 2026 season with three straight wins. On their way to Iowa for their second game of the
CSB Flag Football team wins playoffs in inaugural season
CSB Flag Football beat Concordia to win the Midwest Women's Flag Football League Playoffs.
Femininity versus sexuality: what does it really mean to be a female athlete in 2026?
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New year, new faces and new changes at the library
This is the opinion of Mozhdeh Khodarami, Director of Libraries and Archives
An analysis of Atwood’s “The Moment”
This is the opinion of Will Flannery, Sju sophomore