Variety
Culture, entertainment, and campus life
Capturing nostalgia with “Someday” by The Strokes
One of my favorite things that music and other works of art do is imprint on many aspects of my life. For me, many works
“A Story of a Monk”
A statue depicting St. Benedict, located in the Formation Library of St. John’s Abbey.
Learning how to focus on the now in Guatemala
As I sit on the roof of my home in Guatemala, watching the sun set, I can’t help but think about how different my life
Rewriting the rules of Dracula
From left to right: CSB first-year Stella Neuenfeldt, CSB senior Megan Quinn, director and theater department chair Sean Dooley, CSB sophomore Brenna Kaufman.
Halloween Crossword Answers
Answers for the Halloween crossword in the print edition of the Oct. 30 edition of The Record.
Taking note of Toast Club’s genre-bending groove
Upon finishing my article last February on Toast Club, a band that I had just discovered through the superb single “Café Pacific” and their subsequent
“Gift of the Mabon Madonna”
"Mabon Madonna" inside of the Abbey Church. The piece was carved in France, c. 1150.
Teaching and learning valuable lessons in Rwanda
Benedictine monks gather outside of the main entrance outside of the Monastère de Gihindamuyaga.
“‘Tail’ of a Johnnie Rat”
With great weather for a football game, students watch the Johnnies' offense.
“We Are Fulfilled”
A copy of the 1982 U.S. Bishops’ statement, “Fulfilled in Your Hearing,” which inspired the poem.