06 Nov 2017
Posted by Sebastian Caballero 
Calumet College of St. Joseph takes pride in the diversity around campus. Students-Athletes from different parts of the world have come to CCSJ to continue their academic and athletic careers. As different as the United States may be from their home countries, it has become their home away from home. Every...
Read more → 26 Apr 2016
Posted by Nick Barango 
Ritchie De Laet beats Gabriel Agbonlahor and Leandro Bacuna to score Leicester City's first goal (Image: Michael Regan/Getty) The greatest of underdog stories is only a few days away from becoming reality. April 2015 made bleak reading for Leicester City fans. Their beloved football club, just recently...
Read more → 02 Feb 2016
Posted by Bronte Eather 
Coach Olson discusses the positive effects of including more international athletes on the men's and women's soccer teams, and in the CCSJ athletic program in general Men's and women’s soccer coach Justin Olson articulates how he believes international athletes can change the dynamic of the team. After...
Read more → 29 Sep 2015
Posted by Tyler McCoy 
The Crimson Wave men’s soccer team remains undefeated in conference play, after taking their second straight win on Saturday, September 26th against rivals Judson University. This moves the Wave into a three-way tie for 2nd in the CCAC standings. Following pre-season action, the Wave were 3-2 in non-conference...
Read more → 25 Oct 2014
Posted by Brad Hamm 
The Shavings would like to congratulate freshman striker Rebecca Berry, who recently won tournament MVP at the Calumet College of Saint Joseph Crimson Wave Invitational after leading the Lady Wave to their first-ever win in the tourney. The forward, who came to CCSJ all the way from Bendigo, Victoria...
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