Derick Wycherly, who taught drawing and printmaking during Rachel Melis’ sabbatical in 2022-23, leads off this year’s visual arts schedule at Gorecki Gallery. ‘In Land’ will open September 13 and conclude with artist appearance October 26.
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New instructors represent 12 different departments, including 3 additions to music staff.
The ceremony will mark the centerpiece of a week-long inauguration celebration on both campuses.
Advanced Practice Registered Nurse who specializes in anesthesia received her doctoral hood and leadership degree in ceremony Friday, August 25, at Saint Ben’s.
The ceremony, which was held Friday, August 25, in CSB's Escher Auditorium, officially opened the 2023-24 academic year at the two schools.
Cam Zebrun’s exhibition of sculpture and collage open September 5-October 14 at SJU, examining environmental forces and presenting texture, symmetry and asymmetry in abstract forms.
Student casting call on now for hit series with a deadline to audition by Friday, August 25.
Painting and photography display by Cameron Zebrun debuts September 5 at SJU Art Center, and former adjunct faculty member Derick Wycherly will showcase handmade paper and printmaking at CSB’s Gorecki Gallery beginning September 11.
New admission facilities open at Saint John’s while Saint Ben’s gets safety upgrades in lighting and other amenities.
Abby Goff ’22 and Elise Vomacka ’23 collaborated with Associate Professor Aubrey Immelman to speak about the war in Ukraine and showcase personality profiles of Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Partnership with St. Cloud’s Whitney Senior Center, the Central Minnesota Council on Aging and CentraCare announced as Program of Excellence Award winner.
Bishop Samuel Ruiz received the honor in 2000, but the actual award never got to the people who knew him best until this spring, thanks to a group led by Hispanic Studies chair Roy Ketchum.
Mark Flynn ’78 has drawn inspiration from both his college football coach John Gagliardi and his business mentor Bill Campbell.
First-year students in the program will have the opportunity to follow in their footsteps in a transformative collaboration with the Br. David Darst Center.
Conference serves as a forum for faculty, staff, students and administrators to examine the intersections of race, ethnicity, gender, religion and class with programming and the cultural environment on campuses across the nation.
Capt. Michael Nelson, a former member of the ROTC Fighting Saints Battalion, supplemented his work as a cyber operations officer by managing guests -- some of them famous -- on visits to see President Biden.