The Student Newspaper of the University of Saint Joseph, Connecticut
Written by Samuel Turgeon On Monday, February 3, I had the pleasure of sitting in on a meeting with Amenta Emma, an architectural group that is looking to renovate USJ’s library. Over the past few months, fundraising has been underway
Read MoreWritten by Nova Brown An accessible campus should be more than just a legal requirement; it’s a commitment to create a community of inclusivity and equity. An accessible campus requires that all front and back entrances, facilities, pathways, and living
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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 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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Dear Captain Questions, Wow! You submitted not one, not two, but four questions! Thank you for your interest in the Bureau! Here are your questions: “Why does USJ not have a theater department? What are your opinions on turning the
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Written by Crista Fiala The USJ News Nest recently sat down with Dean of Student Life Brandon Dawson to cover some updates concerning student life and the Student Government Association (SGA). The interview transcript will be released in the fall
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Written by Khang Dang Imagine this: you’re taking a stroll on our lovely, esteemed campus in the evening when the sun is just barely setting. The wind is nice and warm on your skin, and the sun is beaming outside,
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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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