The Student Newspaper of the University of Saint Joseph, Connecticut
By: Gaudet Our newest feature in our club series is USJ’s Student Government Association! We sat down with Robert Longo, current SGA president, and asked a few questions about the club and his experience within it. For any interest in
Read MoreBy: Gabrielle Bernabe As each class coming into the University of Saint Joseph gets larger, there needs to be more space for everyone around campus. Last year, USJ began to offer students off-campus housing by partnering with Millennium apartments. Located
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Written by: Sophia Gallo Each year on January 23rd, The University of Saint Joseph partners with The American Red Cross to host their annual blood drive. January 23rd is Mental Health Awareness day and Monika Costa, an associate professor in the nursing department, organizes the event. The goal is to support hospitals caring for postpartum patients and others who
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By: V Stone Priesnitz In an alternate future, all habitable planets and stars have been erased completely from existence, leaving the only remnants of humanity stranded aboard space stations seeking out any resources to stave off their extinction. Simon (Mark
Read MoreBy: Gabrielle Bernabe “To be sensitive is to know somebody” On January 20th, 2026, I watched the 1 degree of separation comedy show that came to our campus. Truly I did not know what I was in for, and was
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By: Emily Gaudet Our newest feature in our club series is USJ’s Student Nursing Association! We sat down with Brooke Stevensen, current SNA president, and asked a few questions about the club and her experience within it. For any
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By: Nick Prosterman This article was written while the Painted Pages exhibit at USJ was open. Though it is no longer up, the insight from the exhibit is still valuable. It’s not often that you encounter something that transports you
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By Nicholas Prosterman Editor’s Note: This article was originally written before December 25th. However, in the spirit of Russian Orthodox Christmas, which was just January 7th, we are posting the article now. Most people know that the legend of Santa
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By: Gabrielle Bernabe “We must look forward to a world based on four essential freedoms. The first is freedom of speech and expression … The second is freedom of every person to worship God in his own way …
Read MoreBy: Parker Gaudet On Nov. 5, an event was held in the Crystal Room for all political science, history and English majors. Alumni gathered to reminisce on their days at USJ, reconnect with one another and give advice to undergraduate
Read MoreBy: Gabrielle Bernabe Growing up in an era when internet access was not regulated, I believe there should be some type of restriction for those under18 online. I also think that most of the responsibility for teaching young people how
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