Chris Manning '89 left his home in Minturn, Colorado on June 9 and arrived on campus Monday (June 17) afternoon.
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Desi Murphy’s piece – entitled “Resonance” – will feature 50-plus hand-built rectangular prisms in an abstract pattern resembling resonance sound waves and was made possible thanks to a public art grant of $14,854 from the Central Minnesota Arts Board.
The episode has been available for viewing on the CSB and SJU website, YouTube and The College Tour website since February, but will begin streaming on Amazon Prime itself May 28.
A total of 26 students in visiting assistant professor Julie Fisk’s Global Business 310 course – titled “Non-Profits, NGOs and Social Innovation” – were granted access to the operation and finances of Feeding Area Children Together (FACT).
The standout distance runner had two All-American performances in all at the 2024 NCAA Division III outdoor track and field meet in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
Dr. Aaron Krych '01, an orthopedic surgeon who serves as chair of the Orthopedic Surgery Department and Division of Sports Medicine at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, has been the team's orthopedic surgeon the past five years.
A total of 153 OSB, CSB and SJU employees were honored for an astounding 2,584 years of service.
He is also one of two new trustees whose election was approved by the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John’s University boards on May 10.
A total of 236 alums participated in the annual Benedictine Day of Service on April 14, taking part in organized service projects at numerous locations across the country.
Academic Affairs recognized faculty for excellence, retirements, tenure and promotions, and contributions as department chairs and leaders during the May ceremony.
The Bennies will take on Wisconsin-Oshkosh in the first game of a four-team, double elimination regional Thursday in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
The 2023-24 academic year marked the first time commencement exercises at both the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John’s University were held on the same day.
The Johnnies found out Monday they had received one of nine at-large bids available to the 43-team field.
Morgan Van Beck, a Sartell High School graduate, will teach English in Colombia beginning Aug. 1, while Amelia Kahlhamer, a Holdingford High School graduate, will teach English in Romania beginning this September.
The event was the culmination of the semester-long Classics 379A: Grand Strategy class taught by Jason Schlude, professor of classics and history at CSB and SJU.
Anna Streed, the principal saxophone in the CSB and SJU Wind Ensemble, already has a full-time job waiting at CliftonLarsonAllen following graduation this month.