Sigma Kappa Informal Recruitment Week

Published by Tynan Shevlin on January 27, 2012 in Event Announcements, General News, On Campus and Student Group News. 0 Comments

Sigma Kappa (ΣΚ) is informally recruiting next week, from January 30 – February 2. Julia Hummel has more:

On Monday, come enjoy some ice cream at Sigma SKoop and learn what Sigma Kappa is all about! [BSC St. Louis Room - 7PM]

On Tuesday, share in our philanthropy as we decorate Cupcakes for a Cause and deliver them to Jesuit Hall! [Reinert Banquet Hall, 7PM]

On Wednesday, come see Sigmas in Stars Hollow as we watch an episode of Gilmore Girls and play some fun trivia! [Griesedieck Blue Room, 7PM]

On Thursday, we are hosting an invitation-only Sigma Spaghetti dinner where women who have come to our events can come and see more of our special sisterhood. [DuBourg Refractory Room 157, 7PM]

For more information, email Continuous Membership Chair Julia Hummel (jhummel5@slu.edu) or Katie Carpenter (mcarpen5@slu.edu)

 

Christian Life Communities Information Sessions

Published by Tynan Shevlin on January 27, 2012 in Campus Ministry, General News and On Campus. 0 Comments

Campus Ministry has this awesome thing called Christian Life Communities. Check it out:

Are you thirsting for a deeper relationship with God?  Join a CLC.  CLCs are more than just another meeting to attend.  Being part of a Christian Life Community is a way of life!

Praying with the tools of Ignatian Spiritulaity, Christian Life Communities are small groups that meet weekly to seek and better understand God’s activity in their lives.

For more information about Christian Life Communities at SLU, attend an Information and Discernment Session.

The information sessions are listed below.

Sunday, Jan. 29 @ 10pm in Our Lady’s Chapel (located beneath College Church);

Monday, Jan. 30 @ 6pm in the Eckelcamp Center for Campus Ministry

Tuesday, Jan. 31 @ 7pm in the Eckelcamp Center for Campus Ministry

Wednesday, Feb. 1 @ 12pm in the Eckelcamp Center for Campus Ministry

Thursday, Feb. 2 @ 12pm in the Eckelcamp Center for Campus Ministry

Friday, Feb. 3 @ 3pm in the Eckelcamp Center for Campus Ministry

Sunday, Feb. 5 @ 10pm in Our Lady’s Chapel (located beneath College Church)

For more information, email clc@slu.edu.

Photo by Steve Day. Licensed by Creative Commons.

 

Archhbishop Carlson to Preside at 9PM Mass

Published by Tynan Shevlin on January 27, 2012 in Campus Ministry, College Church, Event Announcements, Free Stuff, General News and On Campus. 0 Comments

Services in a place like College Church are special occasions to begin with, but this coming Sunday, January 29th, is extra-special. The Most Reverend Robert J. Carlson, archbishop of St. Louis, will preside at 9PM mass. All are welcome to attend!

 

Support the SLU Prison Program

Published by Genevieve Knab on January 26, 2012 in Event Announcements, General News, On Campus and Service. 0 Comments

Here’s something you might not have known about Saint Louis University. Our college-in-prison program has been nominated for Monsanto’s “Grow St. Louis” contest. This could mean that our program could win an award of up to $15,000!

This money would go towards buying books for students, compensating faculty, bring in speakers to the faculty, and support other administrative aspects of the program.

It’s  up to you to make it happen: vote here before Sunday, Jan. 29th!

 

Support the SLU Prison Program
Before Sun. 29th
here
free

 

Spirit and History: Paintings by James Hasse, S.J. and Judge Nathan B. Young at SLUMA

Published by Tynan Shevlin on January 26, 2012 in Art, Event Announcements, Free Stuff, General News, On Campus and SLUMA. 0 Comments

Observe Black History Month and explore our rich, African-American heritage. View the spiritual, political, and emotional journey through the brush strokes and distinctive, yet harmonious perspectives of two noted painters: Father James Hasse, S.J. and Judge Nathan B. Young.

Spirit and History: Paintings by Father James Hasse and Judge Nathan B. Young will open with a 6 p.m. reception on Friday, January 27.

Father James Hasse spent over 40 years of his ministry in African-American parishes throughout the Midwest. He was deeply influenced by the community he served, and his work reflects Biblical themes, as related to the strife of the African-American woman.

Judge Nathan B. Young practiced law for nearly 40 years in St. Louis, co-founded the St. Louis American newspaper; and became the first African-American municipal judge in the city.  Young created paintings that chronicled the changes and development of the American experience for for change and development.

 

Spirit and History exhibit
opening reception Friday, January 27  6PM
SLUMA
free