23 Apr 2019
Posted by Shelbey Collins 
Rendering of the proposed Illiana Building. (Photo: Curran Architecture / Valpolife.com) Calumet College of St. Joseph (CCSJ) students may have additional housing options in the coming semesters. Construction of the new, five-story Illiana Building is scheduled to begin in 2019. Built on the site...
Read more → 03 Apr 2019
Posted by Shelbey Collins 
Against the Grain (ATG) is an annual publication of students' personal writings. In its pages you'll find literary works, such as short stories and poems that reflect the unique and diverse experiences of CCSJ students. For the first time, this year's edition will also feature students' art. The...
Read more → 01 Apr 2019
Posted by Emily Gomez 
Many of us grew up watching Saturday morning cartoons. They introduced themes that can still be applied in our lives today. This concept is the primary focus of one of the many events taking place during Calumet College of St. Joseph's (CCSJ) 7th annual Humanities Festival. Professor Niki Avina...
Read more → 30 Mar 2019
Posted by Hannah Carr 
The Pullman Factory Administration Building is to house a future Visitors Center for the national monument. (Photo: Mark Cassello) Did you know the Pullman National Monument is located only about 15 minutes away from Calumet College of St. Joseph (CCSJ)? Professor Mark Cassello will host “The...
Read more → 18 Feb 2019
Posted by Hannah Carr 
The eighth annual One Earth Film Festival (OEFF), the Midwest's premier environmental film festival, officially begins on Friday, March 1 and runs through March 10, 2019. But before the festival begins, Calumet College of St. Joseph (CCSJ) will be hosting one of the pre-festival film screenings. The film...
Read more → 11 Mar 2017
Posted by Brooke Osegueda 
In January 2017, St. Joseph College in Rensselaer, Indiana announced that it was suspending operation for the fall semester. The college is deep in debt and closing temporarily could be a way for the school to balance their financial deficit, now sitting at $100 million. Few people may have forgotten...
Read more → 09 Oct 2016
Posted by Danielle Lowe 
Just as the presidential debate portends change, so does a presidential search at Calumet College of St. Joseph. Dr. Daniel Lowery will soon step down as college president. To get an idea of what people are looking for in his successor, I asked Assistant Professor of English, Writing, and Professional...
Read more → 03 Dec 2014
Posted by Mike Gamble 
The future was not looking bright for the CCSJ Women’s Basketball team heading into this season. The 2013-14 campaign saw the women’s team finish 14 and 16 overall, with a 6 and 11 conference record. The team had also graduated their top two players from last season, Dominique Edwards and Crystal...
Read more → 01 Dec 2014
Posted by Mike Gamble 
The 2014-15 season could mean big things for the CCSJ men’s basketball team. Last year, the Wave finished their campaign with a 15-16 record in a brutally tough conference which boasts teams such as nationally-ranked Conference Season Champions Cardinal Stritch, as well as Tournament Champion St. Xavier...
Read more → 31 Oct 2014
Posted by Brendan Ryan 
Recent action by the U.S. Supreme Court and the Catholic Church puts once controversial lifestyle front and center. Lyndsey Digiacomo sits in the Study Buddy lobby at Calumet College of St. Joseph enjoying a fresh, garden salad. Between bites of mixed greens, the psychology major ponders what some...
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Senior Profile: Bich Vu
Senior Profile: Samantha Lopez
Crimson Wave: Highlights of the Year
5 Movies For College Graduates
A Look Back at the Year on Campus
Richard Morrisroe: CCSJ's Quiet Hero of the Civil Rights Movement
New Illiana Building Promises to Bring Affordable Housing to CCSJ Students
Humanities Festival: 2019 Issue of Against the Grain to Be Released