Minnesota’s Saint John’s University sues New York school over ‘Johnnies’ name ↗
Saint John’s University (SJU) in Minnesota has filed a lawsuit against Saint John’s in New York (SJNY) over the use of the name “Johnnies,” “Johnnie” and “Johnny.”
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