The Student Newspaper of the University of Saint Joseph, Connecticut
Written by Isabella Rusate The Department of Cultures, Arts and Literatures was proud to host Adam Plunkett, author of “Love and Need: The Life of Robert Frost’s Poetry,” as a guest speaker. Professor Aidan Levy gave opening remarks, setting the stage
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Written by Gabrielle Bernabe On February 7, I along with a few professors and honors students attended a presentation on AI. The name of this presentation was “From ChatGPT to Grammarly: Balancing Innovation, Integrity, and Ethics in the Age of
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Written by Samuel Turgeon This semester’s second Agora Series lecture was held on February 18 and consisted of two lectures. Dr. Laura Christoph and Dr. Jonathan J. Nardi delivered the first presentation, “Interdisciplinary Research Between Health and Exercise Science,” and
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Written by Kaylee Zukowski This article was written during the Fall 2024 semester. While I did not go to the museum myself, I am thankful that my wonderful newspaper comrade was able to take many pictures so that we can
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Written by Zoë Sepa The second addition to our club feature is USJ’s very own chapter of NAMI, which stands for National Alliance on Mental Illness. I sat down with Sophia Gallo, a leader and representative of USJ’s NAMI. We
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Written by Grayson Adams !WARNING! – This article contains both major and minor spoilers for the Transformers: One movie; please steer away from this article if you want to watch it without knowing the plot. Most people can agree that
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Written by Sam Gilbert So, what exactly is dog yoga? When I heard about the event, my immediate reaction was to Google it. I learned that there are generally three different types, though there can be more. One of the
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Written by Samuel Turgeon On Monday, February 3, I had the pleasure of sitting in on a meeting with Amenta Emma, an architectural group that is looking to renovate USJ’s library. Over the past few months, fundraising has been underway
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Written by Isabella Rusate USJ’s art museum is currently hosting a selection of engravings by Robert Sargent Austin (1895-1973) until March 8th. Austin is considered one of the most accomplished British engravers and printmakers of his time. He emulated etchings
Read MoreWritten by Nova Brown An accessible campus should be more than just a legal requirement; it’s a commitment to create a community of inclusivity and equity. An accessible campus requires that all front and back entrances, facilities, pathways, and living
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Written by Nadia Krill On February 5, 2025, hundreds of protesters assembled at the Connecticut Capitol building as a part of a bigger movement called 50501. Their goal was to organize 50 protests at state capitals in all 50 states
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