USJ Nightlife Photo Gallery
Photographed by: Faith Shores
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The Student Newspaper of the University of Saint Joseph, Connecticut
Month: October 2025
Friendly Foe
Dear Friendly Foe, You’ve asked, “What do I do when my ex-best friend turns everyone against me?” This is a particularly difficult situation. Firstly, I’d like to apologize for your unfortunate experience. Losing a best friend hurts, even if
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Burnout Buddy
Hi Burnout Buddy! Thanks for writing to The Bureau! You had submitted, “It’s the beginning of the year and I’m a senior suffering from major burnout. It takes so much effort for me to do homework, let alone attend a
Read MoreAre Blue Light Glasses An Optical (Health) Illusion?
By: Trevor Stone Priesnitz Like many Americans cooped up in their homes during the quarantine of the coronavirus pandemic, I bought several pairs of blue light blocking glasses. Touted as a means of protecting our eyes from harmful blue light,
Read MoreLady Jane’s Chimps: A Short Memoir
By Nova Brown On October 1st 2025, 91 year old primatologist, ethologist, anthropologist, and activist, Jane Goodall passed away in California while on a speaking tour in the US. Jane Goodall, an introverted young woman who was set to live
Read MorePolitical Division — A Critique and Open Conversation on the Assassination of Charlie Kirk
This article was written by a reporter with the USJ News Nest. Due to the sensitive nature of this topic, the News Nest has decided to keep this article anonymous. For any feedback, feel free to contact us at [email protected]
Read More“No Plan” – Hozier Music Review
“No Plan” – Hozier; 2nd Studio Album – March 1, 2019 Wasteland, Baby!, Track 4 Ella Kulas A beautifully written ballad about love and religion, Hozier’s “No Plan” is a poetic argument for atheism. Fueled by an exquisite combination of
Read MoreA Fight for the Throne: USJ Lady Blue Jays Win GNAC Championship
By Gabrielle Bernabe As the fall returns once more, let’s take a look at our own Blue Jays—specifically our Lady Blue Jays—and their run to the GNAC championship in the 2024–25 women’s basketball season. I am a little biased, as
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