The Student Newspaper of the University of Saint Joseph, Connecticut
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
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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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Written by Trevor Priesnitz If you are a fan of history like me, there is a chance that you have seen or heard the fact that the Roman emperor Caligula (12-41 C.E.) once declared war on the sea god Neptune.
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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 Sam Turgeon In honor of this year’s Indigenous People’s Day, I’d like to do a land acknowledgment recognizing the Tunxis, Poquonook, Wangunk, and Sicaog tribes. These tribes all inhabited the area surrounding the Connecticut River Valley and the
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Written by Crista Fiala On March 23, 2023, Dr. Jennifer Cote and I, Crista Fiala, co-presented “Campus Creation: USJ and the Legacy of Women’s College Construction, 1836-1936”. Throughout the last year or so since taking an advanced writing course, I
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