The Student Newspaper of the University of Saint Joseph, Connecticut
By: Nick Prosterman On Sept. 24, 2026, the Art Museum hosted the opening reception for 100 Days in Eden: Gerald Saladyga’s Rwanda Series. The exhibition features 34 works created in 2011-12, inviting viewers to reflect on the 1994 Rwandan Genocide,
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Read MoreBy: Viktor Orzolek Twenty-four years ago, Touhou Koumakyo ~ the Embodiment of Scarlet Devil (東方紅魔郷 ～ the Embodiment of Scarlet Devil), developed and created by ZUN, the pseudonym of Jun’ya Ota, was released. The game marked the sixth installment in
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By: Neha Akberzai The ultimate romantic story is heading to the small screen. Boys of Tommen, written by Chloe Walsh, is a young adult romance series set in Ireland. The series currently consists of six books, each focusing on a
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Read MoreBy: Gabrielle Bernabe As Halloween approaches, Bluejays have another reason to celebrate: the home openers for USJ’s newest teams, men’s and women’s ice hockey! To prepare fans for the upcoming season, I sat down with Daniel Hodowanec and Jodi Ostroski,
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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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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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