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Matt Beirne, director of admission, quoted in Saturday, July 19 St. Cloud Times story "SCSU fights 'summer melt' by keeping students engaged"
Saint John's solar farm photo included in Friday, July 18 New York Times article "Without Much Straining, Minnesota Reins In Its Utilities' Carbon Emissions"
Dan Eckberg, CSB swimming and diving coach, featured in Friday, July 18 Minnesota Public Radio story "Debate: outdoor pools are a valuable and necessary function of a city?"
Bernie Evans, Virgil Michel Ecumenical Chair in Rural Social Ministries at Saint John's School of Theology•Seminary, featured in Friday, July 18 The Visitor column "Drug trade contributes to influx of migrants at border"
Ann Jonas, general book buyer, featured in Friday, July 18 The Visitor book review "Stories for summer: Kick back and relax with these reading suggestions"
Jon McGee, vice president of planning and public affairs, quoted in Thursday, July 17 Minnesota Public Radio story "Flood of applications jams admissions at some sought-after colleges"
Louis Johnston, associate professor of economics, featured in Wednesday, July 16 MinnPost.com column "What to do about steel dumping? There are better responses than imposing tariffs"
Steve Saupe, professor of biology, featured in Sunday, July 13 St. Cloud Times column "Magic-free fungus is responsible for grass rings"
Louis Johnston, associate professor of economics, featured in Wednesday, July 9 MinnPost.com column "Railroads, Kenwood and metro corridors: Tensions go back a long, long time"
Bridget Cummings, CSB senior, featured in Tuesday, July 8 WJON radio story "St. Ben's student spends summer working at White House"
Louis Johnston, associate professor of economics, quoted in Monday, July 7 Minnesota Public Radio story "GOP says Dayton bungled economy, but will voters agree?"
Br. Benedict Leuthner, OSB, corporate treasurer, quoted in Monday, July 7 St. Cloud Times article "SJU removes coal boilers to complete green switch"
Bridget Cummings, CSB senior, featured in the Sunday, July 6 Twin Cities Business brief "5 Minnesotans are interns at the White House"
Bridget Cummings, CSB senior, featured in the Saturday, July 5 Minneapolis Star Tribune brief "Five Minnesota students among White House interns"
Louis Johnston, associate professor of economics, quoted in Friday, July 4 St. Cloud Times article "Economist: Dow 'arbitrary,' market direction matters"
Fr. Michael Kwatera, OSB, faculty resident and Abbey director of liturgy, featured in Friday, July 4 The Visitor column "Is there a place for Latin in liturgy today?"
Ann Jonas, general book buyer, featured in Friday, July 4 The Visitor book review "Here's great summer reading for fans of all-star writing"
Louis Johnston, associate professor of economics, quoted in Wednesday, July 2 CNBC.com article "Amid a soft US economy, the Twin Cities emerge with jobs"
Louis Johnston, associate professor of economics, quoted in Wednesday, July 2 Star Tribune article "Twin Cities jobless rate -- at 4% -- is the lowest in U.S."
Louis Johnston, associate professor of economics, featured in Tuesday, July 1 MinnPost.com column "Hobby Lobby ruling: The crux of the problem is employer-provided health insurance"
Steve Kimble, CSB soccer coach, quoted in Wednesday, July 2 St. Cloud Times story "Central Minnesota community hopes for World Cup boost"
Joe Trenzeluk, SJU junior, featured in Saturday, June 28 St. Cloud Times column "Putin should prepare himself for Clinton"
Michael Hemesath, SJU president, featured in Sunday, June 22 St. Cloud Times "To a Higher Degree" column "Learning fosters community"
Nick Hayes, professor of history and University Chair in Critical Thinking, featured in Friday, June 20 MinnPost.com column "100 years after an assassination: Sarajevo remembers and forgets an anniversary"
Bernie Evans, Virgil Michel Ecumenical Chair in Rural Social Ministries at Saint John's School of Theology•Seminary, featured in Friday, June 20 The Visitor column "Don't look the other way"
Pa Thao, rising CSB sophomore, mentioned in Thursday, June 19 St. Paul Pioneer Press story "Baseball + salad? East side kids make it palatable"