The two keynote talks at 8:30 p.m. Friday and 10:30 a.m. Saturday will be given by Dr. Lew Ludwig, a professor in the mathematics and computer science department at Denison University.
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Students must maintain a 3.9 grade-point average or higher, while also being involved in the community through volunteer and extracurricular activities.
The show annually features fun, short and engaging talks delivered by CSB and SJU students and graduates sharing their insight and experience. This marks the first time the event will be held on campus instead of in the Twin Cities.
It’s the highest national recognition a business or accounting major can receive.
It’s been less-than-a-decade since Zoua Pa Vang ’18 and Yasin Williams ’15 graduated from the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John’s University. Yet, in that time, both have gone on to compile an impressive record of accomplishment and contribution toward improving the world around them.
Cameron Hahnfeldt is a double major in math and computer science while Carter Hahnfeldt is majoring in physics.
Working at the intersection of science, healthcare and entrepreneurship, the multidisciplinary team of four CSB and SJU students spent four months tackling a challenging tech transfer project.
The program - scheduled for April 14 at SJU's Stephen B. Humphrey Theater - will focus on Jewish and Christian musical traditions.
Frank Doyle is an exercise and health science major, who is also involved in a number of instrumental and vocal groups on campus.
Sunday’s event – held on the SJU campus in Guild Hall – was the centerpiece of the SJU athletic department’s eighth-annual food packing service project.
On Tuesday, March 19, IWL will host a keynote address delivered by Blair Imani, a critically acclaimed historian, author, educator and influencer.
“Before Knowing Why” will feature the work of senior art majors on display in the Gorecki Gallery in CSB’s Benedicta Arts Center and the Alice R. Rogers and Target Galleries in the Saint John’s Art Building.
The senior distance running standout has now won five national championships across cross country and track and field.
Some of those trips include Outdoor U sponsoring a recreation trip to the Ozark Mountains and students from SJU Campus Ministry traveling to El Paso, Colorado and The Bahamas.
More than two dozen students from 15 schools around the state presented research posters in the Capitol rotunda in St. Paul.
The one-hour program is free, open to the public and sponsored by the Jay Phillips Center for Interfaith Learning in collaboration with the Saint John’s School of Theology and Seminary.