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Interview conducted by Crista Fiala on April 17th, 2024 Transcription written by Samuel Turgeon Over the last year, the USJ News Nest has been covering news concerning the Student Government Association. Topics included SGA’s absence from last fall’s club fair,
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Written by Vivian Pawloski (Spring 2024) As a first year special education major, the Gengras center was one of the main factors that contributed to my decision to attend the University of Saint Joseph. However, upon arrival I was disappointed
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Hi, News Nest Readers! The News Nest Staff would like to welcome everyone back to campus. We hope that you had a restful summer and are ready to take on the fall semester. We’ll resume posting on the first week
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Dear News Nest Readers! Thank you for your continued support of the USJ News Nest. We will resume posting articles at the beginning of the fall semester. Have a fun and restful summer! Additionally, we’d like to congratulate USJ’s class
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Written by Crista Fiala The USJ News Nest recently sat down with Dean of Student Life Brandon Dawson to cover some updates concerning student life and the Student Government Association (SGA). The interview transcript will be released in the fall
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Written by Isabella Rusate Sunday, April 14, was practically a perfect day to be at Elizabeth Park. The weather was cool but not cold. There was a subtle warm breeze broken up by small sprinkles of rain. Tulips swayed in
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Starting this semester, honors students were required to perform two hours of volunteer work. Check out these pictures of their service! – USJ News Nest
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Written by Khang Dang Imagine this: you’re taking a stroll on our lovely, esteemed campus in the evening when the sun is just barely setting. The wind is nice and warm on your skin, and the sun is beaming outside,
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Written by Nadia Krill On March 21, Faith and Service held a panel called “Ramadan: Through the Lens of Faith, Culture, and Anti-Muslim Politics.” The event took place in the Crystal room in Mercy hall. Next to the speaker table
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Written by Nadia Krill We notify readers that we redacted the name and identity of the president at their request on April 15, 2024. Over the last year, there has been a rise in anti-LGBTQIA+ legislation. In 2023, there were
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Written by Crista Fiala Today, April 1, 2024, marks the beginning of summer and fall registration! You may have already enrolled in your classes this morning if you’re an Honors student. You also may have woken up a few minutes
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