The Student Newspaper of the University of Saint Joseph, Connecticut
By Isabella Rusate Hello from Japan! I am a study abroad student currently embarking on a new adventure in Tokyo this semester. This series of articles is intended to help inform others interested in studying abroad by offering personal experiences, advice, and answers to common questions. As someone who has never left the country before this
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Written by Zoë Sepa The next addition to our USJ Club Feature is USJ’s own Student Government Association, also known as SGA! We sat down with our SGA President Maya Tomko and had a conversation with her about all things
Read MoreWritten by Isabella Rusate Monday, April 1, USJ was proud to host the Edible Book Festival as a part of the Embracing our Environment series. Student, faculty, and staff were encouraged to submit an edible entry based on a book
Read MoreWritten by Gabrielle Bernabe The constitution says you do. That is the SGA constitution of course! Understanding the rights that you have and what you can impact during your time here at the University of Saint Joseph is something that
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Written by Emily Gaudet USJ’s parking system has undergone many modifications over the years. Back when USJ changed to a co-ed school, admittance rose along with the amount of students that needed vehicles on campus. Up until a few years
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Written by Isabella Rusate The Department of Cultures, Arts and Literatures was proud to host Adam Plunkett, author of “Love and Need: The Life of Robert Frost’s Poetry,” as a guest speaker. Professor Aidan Levy gave opening remarks, setting the stage
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Written by Zoë Sepa The second addition to our club feature is USJ’s very own chapter of NAMI, which stands for National Alliance on Mental Illness. I sat down with Sophia Gallo, a leader and representative of USJ’s NAMI. We
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Written by Samuel Turgeon On Monday, February 3, I had the pleasure of sitting in on a meeting with Amenta Emma, an architectural group that is looking to renovate USJ’s library. Over the past few months, fundraising has been underway
Read MoreWritten by Nova Brown An accessible campus should be more than just a legal requirement; it’s a commitment to create a community of inclusivity and equity. An accessible campus requires that all front and back entrances, facilities, pathways, and living
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Written by Zoë Sepa USJ has many different clubs and organizations available to students looking to become more involved within our vibrant community, one of those being USJ’s very own acapella group: Song Birds. Sitting down with Luke Alvarez, the
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Written by Mia Yacono & Vivian Pawloski Dr. Jennifer Kowitt, assistant Special Education Professor at the University of Saint Joseph, was awarded the Stack Award for Teaching Excellence at the 2024 graduation ceremony this past spring. Upon receiving this award,
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