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Man Sitting on a Window in an Airport Waiting Room

Aviation pros predicted recent crashes — Benedictine students weigh in.

Catherine Halbmaier, Staff Writer February 17, 2025

Benedictine College boasts students from 48 . For much of the student body, home is more than a road trip away— it’s a plane ride away, or several. For students that rely on air travel, the recent...

Left to right: Allie Matthews, Maddie Cassidy and Camille Carrillo Salado admire a painted altarpiece created by Alondra Gomez, a highlighted work of her exhibition.

Behind A Senior Art Exhibition

Mary Therese Nuñez, Staff Writer February 12, 2025

Candlesticks. A painted altarpiece. Charcoal sketches. These are the pieces a viewer was met with upon entering Alondra Gomez’s senior art exhibition “The Art of Living.” Each of these was handcrafted,...

The sign at the entrance to Benedictine College

How Benedictine College feels about the possibility of a third Chiefs Super Bowl win

Joseph Calabria, Staff Writer February 11, 2025

The Kansas City Chiefs are playing a historic game Feb. 9, trying to be the first team to win three Super Bowls in a row. The Chiefs have done a lot more than just win a lot of games these last couple...

Alicia Alvarez is excited for the upcoming retreat.

Theology of the Body retreat: ‘Love and fulfillment’

Alexandria Armstrong, Staff Writer February 11, 2025

The Benedictine College Center for Family Life presents their upcoming annual Theology of the Body retreat.   The retreat will take place Feb. 15th in the McAllister Board Room and will feature this...

Left to Right: Alexis Lange, Jessica Mannella, Maureen Duffy, Patti Duffy and Julia Donovan pose before a training session early Friday morning.

Half Marathon for Holiness: A race to sanctity?

Juliana Bednarick, Staff Writer February 10, 2025

Benedictine students are committing to a goal larger than themselves in a Half Marathon for Holiness, taking place April 23.   Each year, Benedictine students participate in a challenge of endurance...

Can you listen to Christmas music before Thanksgiving?

November 11, 2024

Some will argue playing Christmas music before Thanksgiving is a matter of personal preference, while others say it's just wrong.

Men on campus get involved in flag football by helping coach like on team Big Brothers of the Rich

The Rise of Women’s Flag Football

Danielle Hehmann, Staff Writer October 16, 2024

Intramural women's flag football is starting up again and it has brought with it a lot more people and a lot more excitement.  The director of Recreational Services and Assistant Sports Information,...

As the leaves start to change, Benedictine College students starts to adapt to the new season

Fall: The Season of Change

Paola Fierro, Staff Writer October 16, 2024

As the leaves begin to fall, and students begin to change their wardrobe, seasonal change is not the only thing about fall. The season of fall brings changes in motives, mood and mindset. For some students,...

The Political Issues on Students’ Minds

Katherine Cullen, Staff Writer October 14, 2024

As we draw closer to the election, we interviewed Benedictine College students to find out what they are most concerned about in U.S. politics.

Saturday or Sunday: When Do You Go?

Patrick Couri, Staff Writer October 14, 2024

We interviewed Benedictine College students in search to answer to the question, "Saturday or Sunday?"

Dr. Sarah Harris stands beside the tangible reminders of her faith journey.

Faculty Favorites: Beyond the Item

Sr. Peter Marie Tran, Staff Writer October 10, 2024

In a society persuaded by the allure of consumerism and self-promotion, this first installment of “Faculty Favorites” provides an alternative answer to that trend. Through five separate spontaneous...

The original Benedictine Abbey design in Tutor Gothic style

The Abbey Archives

Patrick Couri, Staff Writer October 4, 2024

Benedictine College claims its namesake from the Benedictine monks who live on campus, and their Abbey Church is frequently displayed as a symbol of the college’s values, but it wasn’t always supposed...

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