The Student Newspaper of the University of Saint Joseph, Connecticut
Written by Isabella Rusate Monday, April 1, USJ was proud to host the Edible Book Festival as a part of the Embracing our Environment series. Student, faculty, and staff were encouraged to submit an edible entry based on a book
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Written by Isabella Rusate The Department of Cultures, Arts and Literatures was proud to host Adam Plunkett, author of “Love and Need: The Life of Robert Frost’s Poetry,” as a guest speaker. Professor Aidan Levy gave opening remarks, setting the stage
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Written by Isabella Rusate USJ’s art museum is currently hosting a selection of engravings by Robert Sargent Austin (1895-1973) until March 8th. Austin is considered one of the most accomplished British engravers and printmakers of his time. He emulated etchings
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Written by Isabella Rusate There is often the misassumption that the line between the arts and science is distinguishable. This event and participatory presentation in the Crystal Room on Tuesday, October 9, reaffirmed my beliefs that the subjects are deeply
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Written by Isabella Rusate Sunday, April 14, was practically a perfect day to be at Elizabeth Park. The weather was cool but not cold. There was a subtle warm breeze broken up by small sprinkles of rain. Tulips swayed in
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Written by Isabella Rusate Registration for the upcoming fall semester is quickly approaching! In order to keep this experience as stress-free as possible, here are some tips to make sure you get the classes you want and need. Consult with
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Written by Isabella Rusate Being located in West Hartford, we are fortunate to be surrounded by an abundance of great art. However, this opportunity is right at our doorstep. The USJ Art Museum is proud to host the exhibit: “Documentarian
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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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