CSB and SJU students gain valuable perspective at U.N. Climate Change Conference
A group of 17 students were able to attend this year’s conference, which ran from Nov. 11-22 in…
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CSB Holiday Dinner a labor of love for staff who make it happen
The annual event, which is always held in December before the semester break, brought around 1,000 CSB and…
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SJU alum pays tribute to Jimmy Buffett on bike trip from Delaware to Key West
1981 graduate Tim Stevens made the trek of almost 1,800 miles earlier this fall.
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Give CSB and SJU Days are record-breaking successes
Give CSB Day saw a record 14.1% increase in dollars raised, bringing in a total of $669,640, while…
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Numbers add up as Thanksgiving dinner tradition at SJU continues
The annual family-style meal for Johnnies and Bennies took place Wednesday, Nov. 20 inside Guild Hall.
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Assistant director of CSB and SJU Multicultural Center earns NASPA award
Sydney Robinson ’19 was recently named the organization’s Minnesota Outstanding New Professional.
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CSB and SJU again rank among nation’s best for study abroad participation
Saint Ben’s and Saint John’s tied for 17th among baccalaureate schools with 345 students who studied abroad during…
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CSB and SJU unveil bold, vibrant brand refresh
At the heart of this new brand is a hexagonal, honeycomb design, inspired by the distinctive glass windows…
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SJU football, CSB volleyball both headed for NCAA postseason
The Johnnies are the top overall seed in the Division III playoff field announced Sunday and receive a…
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SJU senior selected to serve as part of inaugural Bahamas National Youth Assembly
Canaan Cooper will serve a two-year term as a sitting youth parliamentarian.
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CSB and SJU delegation celebrates Bunkyo Gakuin University’s centennial
The events highlighted a 35-year partnership with CSB and SJU, honoring a shared legacy of cross-cultural education and…
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CSB and SJU students again set to attend United Nations Climate Change Conference
UNFCCC COP 29 is scheduled for Nov. 11-22 in Baku, Azerbaijan.