The Student Newspaper of the University of Saint Joseph, Connecticut
By: Viktor Orzolek Connecticut’s Midterm Elections: Look Beyond the Attacks Nov. 3rd is creeping slowly but surely, marking the midterm elections. Midterm elections are important because, even though they take place halfway through a presidential term, many seats in
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Photos Taken By: Christopher DeSteno
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By: Neha Akberzai On Sept. 24, 2026, the Women Leadership Rooted in Faith event was held in the Crystal Room as part of Mercy Week. The event included representatives from the Connecticut Council on Interreligious Understanding, who discussed women of
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By: Aven Gwara Effective Oct. 1, Central Connecticut State University President Zulma Toro stepped down as university president following allegations of bullying and creating a hostile workspace that left professors and staff concerned about her leadership. Recent filings were nine
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By: Chris DeSteno More photography to come…
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By: Ruth Peters On Tuesday, Sept. 22, Dr. Kaitlin Mondello’s poetry class walked to Saint Mary Home to participate in the Mercy Week event “Mercy on Four Legs” – Learn to Linger. During the event, USJ students sat with the residents
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By: Gabrielle Bernabe One of the most important civic duties that every American citizen has is their right to vote. There is an understanding that your vote counts toward the presidency, and that presidential elections take place every four years.
Read MoreDear Lunchtime Victim, Thank you for revitalizing our advice column with your question. You asked: “Someone keeps touching my sh*t in the fridge, but they crossed a line by stealing my food recently. It’s my food, and it was rude
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By: Aven Gwara On Wednesday, Sept. 2, the NBA finally announced its findings and penalties against the Los Angeles Clippers. The investigation began last September and was popularized by investigative journalist Pablo Torre. He alleged that the organization was actively
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By: Kira Dunphy USJ hosted its first Agora Series of the semester on Sept. 9, bringing together four members of the humanities faculty to discuss the ways writers uncover stories, conduct research, and make sense of the people and worlds
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By: Kira Dunphy After a few years of inactivity, Sigma Tau Delta, the International English Honor Society, is returning to USJ. The organization will give students interested in English, literature, writing and related fields a new opportunity to engage academically
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