University of Saint Joseph

10/07/2026

10/05/2026

Searching for the place to be Oct. 12? Well look no further, we've got you covered.

Early Bird Day
📅 Oct. 12
🔗 Register here: https://www.usj.edu/admissions/first-year-students/early-bird-admit-program/

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10/02/2026

The first signs of fall 🍁

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10/01/2026

One month in and we've solidified the essentials.... safe to say pretty good grip on the semester 🙂‍↕️

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10/01/2026

The USJ community came together to do good during an events packed Mercy Week!

Sept. 22:
Mercy on Four Legs
- An intergenerational activity between Saint Mary Home and USJ. Appreciating nature, good company, and poetry.

Immigration in the Forefront
- Learning about the current issues, challenges, and resources in the world of immigration today with Connecticut Students for a Dream and Hartford Deportation Defense who will share their work and experiences.

Sept. 23:
Let's BoKit
- Learning how to build a portable hydroponics unit and why this is so important for our environment and in alleviating food insecurity.

Sept. 24:
Women Leadership Rooted in Faith, 11 a.m. - 12:15 p.m., Crystal Room, Mercy Hall
- The Connecticut Council of Interreligious focused on how women of diverse religions are strengthened by their faith when facing racism and/or gender discrimination.

Mercy in Action
- Mercy Justice Team addresses the current policies and issues focused on by the Sisters of Mercy and will lead a workshop on advocacy.

09/30/2026

Grab your friends & fam and head to campus on Oct. 17 for a day full of fun! BBQ, sports, and more... what could be better?! 🤩

Head to the link to register ⬇️
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/family-and-friends-day-tickets-2000994722079

09/29/2026

This is your sign to go get a coffee ☕️😌

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09/28/2026

It's not too late to be early! ⏰

Early Bird Day is Oct. 12, don't miss out!

Register here: https://www.usj.edu/admissions/first-year-students/early-bird-admit-program/

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09/24/2026

And that's what the perfect day looks like 😌

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09/24/2026

What good is finding your voice if you never decide what to do with it? In a moment when everyone has a platform but not everyone is heard, Professor Khalilah L. Brown-Dean explores the relationship between voice, power, writing, and public responsibility. Drawing from her experiences as a scholar, author, radio host, and civic leader, she considers who gets to speak, who gets believed, and how stories can challenge the systems that shape our lives. Moving beyond the familiar call to “find your voice,” Brown-Dean asks a more demanding question: How will you use yours to disrupt, serve, and build something better?

The Second Annual Critical Concerns Visiting Writers Series Lecture by Dr. Khalilah L. Brown-Dean (In-Person Event)