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Read MorePulling back the curtain on fads and trends that have you spending too much money on products you don’t need. Eryn Harvey – Picture this: a new reusable water bottle is starting to make the rounds online. Whether it’s TikTok,
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Written by Gabrielle Bernabe On February 7, I along with a few professors and honors students attended a presentation on AI. The name of this presentation was “From ChatGPT to Grammarly: Balancing Innovation, Integrity, and Ethics in the Age of
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Written by Nadia Krill On February 5, 2025, hundreds of protesters assembled at the Connecticut Capitol building as a part of a bigger movement called 50501. Their goal was to organize 50 protests at state capitals in all 50 states
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Written by Trevor Stone Priesnitz On January 24th this year, the Department of Education released a statement on their website claiming that book bans do not exist in the United States. They argued that school districts do not ban books,
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Written by Kaylee Zukowski Every hospital that invites USJ students to learn is what we consider a clinical partnership, and this is where capstones (or our next rotation) come in. The clinical partnerships requests that USJ find out where the
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Written by Ella Kulas This article was originally written Fall 2024 The election is over, but evidence of its occurrence still permeates our awareness with red and blue signs littering yards, either left up in celebration, or in protest and
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Written by Kaylee Zukowski On Wednesday, October 30 I had the privilege of visiting Palmer, Massachusetts for a scary event called “13th World.” There are two locations that they listed on their website, Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Due to the
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Written by Kaylee Zukowski My transition from high school into college was not terrible due to participating in the University of Saint Joseph summer program. I had friends and I had a newfound hope to achieve my dreams. The first
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Written by Jillian Milo It is no secret that it rains frequently in Connecticut- especially during the months of March-May. Collecting around 4 to 4.5 inches per month during the spring months, as is the average reported by RSS Weather,
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Written by Vivian Pawloski The following article is a student opinion piece. It does not necessarily reflect the opinions of the News Nest staff. As a freshman entering college for the first time, I was not sure what to expect
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