The Student Newspaper of the University of Saint Joseph, Connecticut
Written by Crista Fiala “The lack of feminine waste baskets in McGovern brings up multiple concerns for hygiene and privacy,” wrote student Hannah Fitzgerald (Class of 2024). Fitzgerald directly contacted the USJ News Nest to express her concern at the
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Written by Khang Dang When was the last time you heard about clubs at USJ? I can tell you I hear about them once in a blue moon. Our university has a myriad of clubs, especially ranging in different focal
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Written by Samuel Turgeon On February 1, 2023, the Crystal Room served as the center of a thrum of student activity. “The Legacy Of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.” drew a large crowd, and extra seats were required to accommodate
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Written by Samuel Turgeon On Monday, January 29, I attended the first session of USJ’s MLK Black History Month Transcribe-A-Thon series. The event was hosted by USJ’s Digital Literacy Librarian, Christina Flood, and Lynette Colon, USJ’s Director of Campus Ministry.
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Written by Nadia Krill The new “Mean Girls” remake was announced in 2020, leading people to wonder how the producers could possibly make an iconic movie any more iconic. My curiosity piqued when I began to see ads for the
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Hi News Nest Readers! The USJ News Nest team hopes that you all had a restful and enjoyable winter break. We are excited to begin publishing again for the spring semester! News Nest meetings will be held on Tuesdays from
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Written by Crista Fiala On Monday, December 11, 2023, Dean Dawson sent an email out to announce the start of online voting for Student Government Association (SGA) positions. Students will have through Friday, December 15, to vote. When students open
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On December 5, 2023, “Interpretations: USJ’s Creative Art and Writing Journal” held its December crafting event and distributed its mini fall publication! As this year’s senior editor, I decided to incorporate “mini” publications alongside the annual publication that comes out
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Written by Crista Fiala At 12:36 pm on Wednesday, November 29, Dean of Student Affairs Brandon Dawson sent an email announcing the upcoming election schedule for student government positions. Nominations will be due December 6 and elections will take place
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Written by Isabella Rusate What if I told you that you didn’t have to cram information spanning over weeks in a matter of a few hours? That you didn’t have to be powered by caffeine and unfiltered anxiety? Here are
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Written by Khang Dang Burnout: one of the most influential adversaries that a student faces in their life. Regardless of the institution and school an individual attends, every person is bound to face this challenge at least once in their
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