Banter Bureau Advice Column: Runaway Bride
Dear Runaway Bride, You had written: “I’ve been dating a guy for the past 6 months. He makes me very happy, and I feel like I could spend the rest of my life with him. I’ve brought up the idea
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The Student Newspaper of the University of Saint Joseph, Connecticut
Why the Mifepristone Case is Important, and How it Relates to the 1873 Comstock Act
Written by Nadia Krill On Tuesday, March 26, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) held oral arguments for the court case Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine v. FDA better known as the Mifepristone case. Mifepristone is the first pill
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Lethal Company: The Game Taking the World by Storm
Written by Kaylee Zukowski Your dream home is one that only the most wealthy could afford, a home you could only pay for if you worked for it. Somehow you got employed by a company that doesn’t care for your
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The Spring Show Concert
Written by Anna Nemergut The University of Saint Joseph’s Dance Ensemble is ready to show the audience their talent with the upcoming Spring Show Concert! This dance performance will feature many talented dancers showcasing their skills and passion for dance.
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“Ramadan: Through the Lens of Faith, Culture, and Anti-Muslim Politics” Educates USJ Students About Muslim Faith and Ramadan
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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“Kung Fu Panda 4” Review: Is it worth watching?
Written by Kaylee Zukowski I remember watching “Kung Fu Panda” when I was younger, always going to see the newest movie that came out. One of the main reasons for seeing it was the clumsy and goofy demeanor of the
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Interview with Gay Straight Alliance President
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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Banter Bureau Advice Column: Crushing Casanova
Dear Crushing Casanova, First of all, thank you so much for writing to me! I will be sure to help you out to the best of my abilities. In your asking for advice you had said: “I have a crush
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Time to Register!: Registering for Courses in the 1980s at USJ
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
Read MoreBlue Jay Crunch: Photogallery
Before Spring Break, various offices on USJ’s campus offered students Blue Jay Crunch ice cream in McDonough’s lobby. They also helped to make sure that students were prepared to register for classes. Check out the pictures below, and don’t forget
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Women’s History Month: A Newly Constructed Campus in 1936
Did you know that students did not attend the Asylum Ave campus until 1936 even though the University of Saint Joseph was founded in 1932? In honor of Women’s History Month, read the Catholic Transcript newspaper clipping below from April
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