The Student Newspaper of the University of Saint Joseph, Connecticut
By: 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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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: 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: 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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The transition to college can bring excitement, uncertainty and questions about what comes next. During this year’s Convocation, Dr. Kristen Cistulli welcomed USJ’s newest students by reflecting on a lesson she learned from author Kurt Vonnegut: “What you need because
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The first days of college can bring excitement, uncertainty and plenty of questions about what comes next. During this year’s Convocation, Student Government Association President Jacob Wang welcomed USJ’s newest students and shared advice based on his own experience at
Read MoreBy: Nova Brown USJ’s annual Spring Dance Concert is a collaborative event building bridges in the community between visiting artists and student choreographers. The show presents a diversity of styles such as contemporary, hip hop, jazz, and modern. This year,
Read MoreBy: Ruth Peters The University of Saint Joseph offers many opportunities for students to participate in community and compassionate service. One such opportunity I have been fortunate to be part of is a monthly bingo event at McAuley, a senior living community just outside campus. Students are asked
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