The Student Newspaper of the University of Saint Joseph, Connecticut
Written Zoë Sepa The production of “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” at Hartford Stage was an equally compelling and haunting exploration of the dual nature of humanity, as well as the complexities of the human mind. The production, adapted by
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Dear Sleep Deprivation Soldier, You’ve written: “Hi Banter Bureau! I need help with a problem I’ve been having lately with a roommate. I live in a forced triple, meaning we barely have enough room to fit all of us into
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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 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 Khang Dang That’s what a lot of people will say to you. A lot of people will tell you that you need to calm down and take a breather. People will tell you that things may not be
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Written by Trevor Stone Priesnitz As the weather starts to cool down after this oddly warm week in October, there will be a need for some good reading material to curl up and enjoy. Typically, I am more inclined to
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Written by Emily Gaudet As a future educator, I have found The University of Saint Joseph’s Aspiring Educator (AE) program to be especially inspiring. With two AE events under my belt this semester, I already feel more confident in my
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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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Written by Samuel Turgeon On October 10, the University of Saint Joseph’s Art Museum held a purchasing party to select a new addition for the collection. There were five pieces on display, four of which appeared in last semester’s exhibit:
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Written by Ella Kulas With the election right around the corner, there is no doubt that college students everywhere are being bombarded with information and calls to get out and vote. Undoubtedly, this wave of policy, debates, and news can
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Written by Kaylee Zukowski When I went into nursing, I honestly had no idea what I wanted to do. I didn’t choose nursing until maybe a week before my high school asked us to start applying to colleges for whatever
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