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Seventeen programs are facing potential closure or restructuring as the Joint Faculty Senate, provost and president undergo the process of providing recommendations. Engineering, Entrepreneurship and Finance are being considered as potential majors to be added. By... Read MoreCSB+SJU hires new Dean of Admission
Cory Piper started at CSB+SJU on Sept. 28 after spending 25 years at St. Catherine University. By Jacob Gathje | [email protected] A campus tour on day one was enough to get Cory Piper excited about her new job. CSB+SJU’s new Dean of Admission started her time at... Read MoreStudents celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month on campus
CAPRI POTTER • [email protected] attend guest speaker Carlos Garcia Velaso on Wednesday in the Multicultural Center. Many on-campus organizations and clubs are collaborating to host events that celebrate Hispanic and Latinx culture and students during... Read MoreMulticultural Center hosts five-event series on community inclusion conversations
SUMMER LANGVA • [email protected] discuss during the "Responding to Bias Incidents" event in the Multicultural Center. The second of the five events for the "Community Inclusion Conversations" certificate program took place on Tuesday, Sept. 27, in the... Read MoreNews
Academic Prioritization Plan continues
Seventeen programs are facing potential closure or restructuring as the Joint Faculty Senate, provost and president undergo the process of providing recommendations. Engineering, Entrepreneurship and Finance are being considered as potential majors to be added. By... Read MoreCSB+SJU hires new Dean of Admission
Cory Piper started at CSB+SJU on Sept. 28 after spending 25 years at St. Catherine University. By Jacob Gathje | [email protected] A campus tour on day one was enough to get Cory Piper excited about her new job. CSB+SJU’s new Dean of Admission started her time at... Read MoreStudents celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month on campus
CAPRI POTTER • [email protected] attend guest speaker Carlos Garcia Velaso on Wednesday in the Multicultural Center. Many on-campus organizations and clubs are collaborating to host events that celebrate Hispanic and Latinx culture and students during... Read MoreMulticultural Center hosts five-event series on community inclusion conversations
SUMMER LANGVA • [email protected] discuss during the "Responding to Bias Incidents" event in the Multicultural Center. The second of the five events for the "Community Inclusion Conversations" certificate program took place on Tuesday, Sept. 27, in the... Read MoreEndangered monarch butterflies warrant cross-cultural distress
By Ryan Imm | [email protected] On July 21, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) declared the migratory monarch butterfly endangered, marking another devastating milestone in the negligence of our planet and the effect of industrialism on... Read MoreSenate funds poster making, discusses potential program cuts
By Maddie Prickett | [email protected] The meeting of the St. Ben’s Senate was called to order at 7:32 p.m. on Sept. 28. The first to present was Senator Felicia Monteiro on behalf of the Institute for Women’s Leadership’s (IWL) Take Back the Night Event. This... Read MoreDirector discusses residential life changes; Senate funds retreat
By Jacob Gathje | [email protected] The SJU Senate met at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 27, in Quad 170. SJU Alumni Board President Rick Speckmann and Student Experience Committee Chair Mike Anderson presented to the Senate. They asked for the Senate’s help on... Read More More NewsVariety
Body Liberation club brings awareness to body stigmas
By Marissa Pax | [email protected] This year, a new club aims to create an environment for CSB+SJU students of all identities to appreciate their bodies while also deconstructing weight-related stigmas in our campus community. The Body Liberation club hopes to bring... Read MorePilgrimage to The Middy leaves reviewers in tap heaven
By Jack Doyle and Charlie Ellis | [email protected] and [email protected] Now, when we say taps, we aren’t talking about the trumpet. For week three, we made a pilgrimage to our old reliable watering hole: The Middy. Joining us is our designated driver, friend... Read MoreDark and twisted, ‘‘Verity’’ leaves readers on edge
By Marissa Pax | [email protected] Anyone who knows me is well aware that I love a good romance novel. The bookshelves in my dorm room are dedicated almost solely to the genre, with a random anthology or classic novel thrown in for good measure. My love of the genre... Read MoreFall fashion trends emerge as weather gets colder
By Emily Karsten | [email protected] As coffee shops stock up with pumpkin-spice flavored treats and storefronts replace the dresses with sweaters, fall is in the air. A new season means new trends. The fall color palette has hit the runways and will soon be seen... Read MoreRyan Reynolds’ “Free Guy” performance captivates viewers
By Amelia Kahlhamer | [email protected] Shawn Levy’s 2021 movie “Free Guy” is a kaleidoscope of action, comedy, science fiction and of course, every heterosexual man’s favorite crush: Ryan Reynolds. Following the footsteps of “The Truman Show,” “The Matrix” and... Read More More VarietySports
Softball hosts annual practice with Special Olympics
PHOTO COURTESY OF CSB ATHLETICSThe CSB softball team takes a photo with the St. Cloud Special Olympics softball team on Sept. 20 after their annual practice together. Many students showed up to support and cheer on both teams. By Andrew Mahlke | [email protected] Read MoreGolf stays on top of MIAC with 40-stroke win at Twin Cities Classic
PHOTO COURTESY OF SJUATHLETICSJunior Nate Loxtercamp lines up his putt. Loxtercamp ranks fourth overall in scoring in the conference. By Ryan Engel | [email protected] The SJU golf team hasn’t taken their fall season lightly. The Johnnies have had a dominant team... Read MoreSt. John’s cross country looks to take control over MIAC
PHOTOS COURTESY OF SJU ATHLETICSCarter Grove, Dylan Bartness, Dillon Diekmann (TOP LEFT), Nico Merickel (TOP RIGHT), Tommy Allen (BOTTOM LEFT) and Ethan Leonard (BOTTOM RIGHT) run against Concordia-Moorhead on Sept. 3. By Caitlin Salfer | [email protected] The St.... Read MoreBennies take their final swing before heading into the MIAC tournament
PHOTO COURTESY OF CSB ATHLETICSSami Boerboom tees off on Sept. 4 at the CSB Invite in Sartell, Minn. Boerboom had the lowest round for the Bennies, who finished 10th of 13 teams. By Emerson Knapp | [email protected] The CSB golf team is wrapping up their fall... Read MoreMonday Night Football is Kirk Cousins’ Achilles heel
By Ben Hissam | [email protected] Kirk Cousins hates Mondays, but who doesn’t? In their first game of the ‘22- ‘23 NFL season and home opener, the Vikings cruised through the Green Bay Packers, winning by 16 points, 23-7. Everything about the team looked amazing... Read More More SportsOpinion/Editorial
OUR VIEW | Climate change is real: it’s time for all of us to start taking action
“Our View” is prepared by the Editorial Board and should be considered the institutional voice of The Record. The scenes from Hurricane Ian have been devastating. More than two million Floridians were without power Wednesday night, while many of those who have called... Read MoreUse your right to vote
To the Editor, I want to start with the moral of my story: Vote and speak out. These rights are precious and sustained by exercising them. Forty-two years ago, I started teaching at Cuttington University in Liberia a few months after a military coup deposed the... Read MoreA Catholic and Non-Catholic take on Mass
By Landon Peterson and Megan VanOverbeke | [email protected] and [email protected] Landon: Attending Mass as a non-Catholic can be confusing. When I showed up to SJU as a first-year, I came with no Mass experience. The closest I’d ever gotten to attending... Read MoreMuslim women should be able to choose to wear the hijab
By Ugbad Abdi | [email protected] “Isn’t it hot under there?” “Do you shower with that on?” There was even a time in elementary school when a classmate of mine asked if I had any hair under my headscarf and then proceeded to rip it off my head. These are just a few... Read MoreTake advantage of and appreciate the fine arts events on campus
By Kate Fenske | [email protected] I ended up at an art gallery by accident. I intended to go to the Indigenous Survivance exhibit to do some photos to highlight it in The Record’s own Variety page. I had heard wonderful things about it thus far and always walked... Read MoreAwards Won
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