The Student Newspaper of the University of Saint Joseph, Connecticut
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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Nova Brown The evening started with a dance performance in the Art Museum. This performance by Garret&Co called On Perspective was an installation style work of art. Depending on where you were viewing this dance performance affected how you felt
Read MoreBy: Ruth Peters On Tuesday, September 20, USJ hosted a panel discussion on Pope Leo XIV. Dr. Ben Peters, Professor of Religious Studies, hosted Mary Kate Holman, Brian Stiltner, and Jonathan Sozek as speakers for this presentation. Mary Kate Holman
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Nova Brown This year, the USJ Dance Ensemble will be performing in the 5X5 24th Dance Festival! I was given the opportunity by Susan Murphy to interview one of her elegant dancers, Arlena Michaud. Q: What is the
Read MoreBy 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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Written by Nova Brown For many dancers, the art of movement is not just a performance, it can be a way to express themselves in a way that words cannot. For Arlena Michaud, dance has been a lifelong outlet for
Read MoreCompiled by Nadia Krill On Wednesday March 26, the Office of Student Activities teamed up with Center for Wellness Development to throw a farmyard festival. The event had baby farm animals, stuff a plush, and popcorn. Here are some photos
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Written by Samuel Turgeon This semester’s second Agora Series lecture was held on February 18 and consisted of two lectures. Dr. Laura Christoph and Dr. Jonathan J. Nardi delivered the first presentation, “Interdisciplinary Research Between Health and Exercise Science,” and
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Written by Sam Gilbert So, what exactly is dog yoga? When I heard about the event, my immediate reaction was to Google it. I learned that there are generally three different types, though there can be more. One of the
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Written by Kaylee Zukowski On October 21, the lovely professors held an early Halloween event where you could go up to the second and third floors of McDonough and say “trick or treat” for some candy. However not every professor
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Written by Sam Gilbert I recently attended the Agora Series: “Exploring Biases – Education and Physician Assistant Studies Program” presented by Professor Gonzalez of the education department, and Professor Curilla of the physician assistant studies department. The Physician Assistant program
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