Finding Freedom in Movement
Written by Nova Brown For many dancers, the art of movement is not just a performance, it can be a way to express themselves in a way that words cannot. For Arlena Michaud, dance has been a lifelong outlet for
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Is Parking at USJ Really That Bad?
Written by Emily Gaudet USJ’s parking system has undergone many modifications over the years. Back when USJ changed to a co-ed school, admittance rose along with the amount of students that needed vehicles on campus. Up until a few years
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A Student Analysis of Gyeongseong Creature: Historical Erasure from the Pacific to the U.S.
Written by Nova Brown CAUTION: THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS TOPICS OF BRUTALITY AND HUMAN EXPLOITATION Gyeongseong Creature is a Netflix K-drama series starring popular actors Park Seo-joon, Wi Ha-joon, Han So-hee, and Claudia Kim. This historical drama takes the viewer back
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New Captain America, Is Marvel Going Downhill?
Written by Emily Gaudet Ever since Marvel began producing TV shows on Disney+, exploring the Marvel Cinematic Universe post-”Avengers: Endgame,” there has been a lot of talk about the fall of the MCU from greatness. Sure, watching “Avengers: Infinity War”
Read MoreMarch 2025 Farmyard Festival
Compiled by Nadia Krill On Wednesday March 26, the Office of Student Activities teamed up with Center for Wellness Development to throw a farmyard festival. The event had baby farm animals, stuff a plush, and popcorn. Here are some photos
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The Road Not Taken: Adam Plunkett on The Life and Works of Robert Frost
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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The Future of AI Academically – A Personal Piece
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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Professor Adam Golaski’s Agora Series: “What’s Wrong With Andie?”
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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Art Museum Exhibit: “On Paper: Media and Techniques”
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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Club Feature: USJ’s NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness)
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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“Transformers One:” A Nostalgic Movie for a New Generation
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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