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On Monday, Oct. 12 at 5:30 p.m., students and professors filed into the Schell room in the library to hear Dr. Matthew Spalding speak on his newest book, “The Making of the American Mind: The Story of Our Declaration of Independence.” Spalding’s work often centers on the principles of the American founding and how they...
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For many college athletes, senior year marks the end of their collegiate careers. For Benedictine College Baseball player Carson Hintz however, the opportunity to continue playing could open the door to a new chapter in his baseball journey. Hintz has received another year of eligibility, giving him the opportunity to return to the collegiate level....
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On Sunday Oct. 11, the monks of St. Benedict’s Abbey hosted a brunch for students and families to attend after the student Mass. The event was cohosted by the Knights of Columbus. Greg Pease, a Knight of Columbus and Benedictine College sophomore shared his thoughts on the event. “It was super cool being able to...
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Atchison held Oktoberfest on the main street of downtown Atchison for locals and visitors on Saturday, Oct. 3. The main street was filled with shops, food, drinks and activities. The shops and vendors sold items ranging from jewelry, clothes, appliances, home decor and even facepainting. You could find locals lined up at food and drink...
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Benedictine College baseball is continuing to build its program as the Ravens prepare for another season of competition. With new players joining the roster and returning players taking on larger roles, the team is focused on developing both on and off the field. Head coach Eric Peterson sees the continued growth of the program as...
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The Dome at America’s Center in Saint Louis Missouri hosted the Beatification Mass for Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen, the world’s first American born bishop to be called “Blessed.” In support and celebration of Sheen, the Dome sold over 48,000 tickets packing its seats full of hundreds of Catholic families, 850 seminarians, 260 deacons, 1,000 priests...
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Dozens of young women gathered at an on-campus house, The Bud, on Thursday, Oct. 1, for a flower arranging night to honor the feast of St. Therese of Lisieux. The event, hosted by residents Malanna Muse, Kaylin Gaughenbaugh, Julia Mertz, Erin Jensen and Bridget Carney, offered a simple way for students to celebrate the feast...
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To prepare for the Feast of the Archangels, Saint Gabriel Hall hosted all-night adoration from 7:00 PM on to 3:00 PM the next day. In an email to residents on September 23rd, Resident Director Gabe Hefferman said, “On Monday, September 28th, we will have All-Night Adoration starting at 7 PM in our chapel. This adoration...
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Midterms, homework and the peak of the fall season is upon us bringing stress and anxiety to the minds of students. When the study hours get longer and the sicknesses start plaguing campus it is important, as students, to prioritize mental and physical wellbeing. Although academics should come first, college is a time to have...
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On Sept. 26, 2026, Benedictine College held a formal dedication for its new state of the art library. For the dedication, many donors of the college and high profile individuals were invited including the special United States Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett who spoke at the event. “My hope is that this library will...
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