The Student Newspaper of the University of Saint Joseph, Connecticut
Before Spring Break, various offices on USJ’s campus offered students Blue Jay Crunch ice cream in McDonough’s lobby. They also helped to make sure that students were prepared to register for classes. Check out the pictures below, and don’t forget
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Did you know that students did not attend the Asylum Ave campus until 1936 even though the University of Saint Joseph was founded in 1932? In honor of Women’s History Month, read the Catholic Transcript newspaper clipping below from April
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Written by Isabella Rusate Registration for the upcoming fall semester is quickly approaching! In order to keep this experience as stress-free as possible, here are some tips to make sure you get the classes you want and need. Consult with
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Written by Crista Fiala “I feel that there needs to be more awareness of the SGA’s presence on campus,” wrote Belmin Uvalic who responded to the News Nest’s student government elections survey in early February. The USJ News Nest recently
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Written by Ruairi Cronin My name is Ruairi Cronin, and I am a freshman on the men’s basketball team. I will be talking about everything from the electric home environment to the ecstatic national tournament. The Great Northeast Athletic Conference
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Written by Isabella Rusate Being located in West Hartford, we are fortunate to be surrounded by an abundance of great art. However, this opportunity is right at our doorstep. The USJ Art Museum is proud to host the exhibit: “Documentarian
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Dear Longing Lover, You had asked: “ I don’t know who to really talk to about this since everyone I’ve talked to calls me a broken record. But I’ve been devastated for quite some time over a past lover that
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Written by Trevor Priesnitz If you are a fan of history like me, there is a chance that you have seen or heard the fact that the Roman emperor Caligula (12-41 C.E.) once declared war on the sea god Neptune.
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Written by Khang Dang “To die” means to what? Death is a deep topic. It is something that awaits us at the end of our lives. Its inevitability is the hardest thing that people might ponder. Human life is so
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