The Student Newspaper of the University of Saint Joseph, Connecticut
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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Dear Electric Slide, You very bluntly wrote, “EV charger station please.” Firstly, Slide, I find it very ironic that you’re writing to us about electric vehicle charging when you wrote your suggestion over and over on different notecards, wasting paper.
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Written by Sophia Gallo Each year, 1,000 college students commit suicide. That’s 1,000 families having to say goodbye to a loved one. 1,000 meals being served with one less plate, and 1,000 beautiful souls that will forever be missed. Across
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Dear Hardworking and Unemployed, You wrote to us and asked, “How do I get an on campus job easily?” Unfortunately for you, I am not very familiar with on-campus jobs, though I’m sure there are plenty of resources available for
Read MoreComplied by Mia Yacono On Saturday Oct. 5, Family and Friends Day was held as well as an open house for prospective students. Families gathered outside McGovern for a barbeque with anticipation for the Blue Jay Fun Zone activities. Several
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Written by Judith Gomez Vera For this interview, the student asked that her name not be stated, so we will use She/Her pronouns. “What is your mindset as a first-generation student?” I asked. In response, I gained a new yet
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Written by Vivian Pawloski As the fall semester begins, that also means the start of a new season for many of USJ’s student athletes. The 2024 fall sports teams include men’s and women’s soccer, women’s field hockey, women’s volleyball, women’s
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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 Emily Gaudet “John Dies At The End” is a fantastic book written by Jason Pargin in 2007. A young-adult horror-comedy novel, “John Dies At The End” is full of grotesque wit and unexpected twists. While the beginning of
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Written by Mia Yacono On Wednesday, September 11, USJ students had the opportunity to pledge an act of kindness with the resources provided by 911day.org. Pledges were taped up onto a bulletin board and helped inspire others to make their
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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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