Dateline is the student newspaper of
Mount St. Joseph University.
The paper is published monthly and features the latest events and views on campus.
MARCH DATELINE
‘Searching for a Sound We Hadn’t Heard Before’: MSJ Choir’s Trip to NYC
By Megan Thompson
Most students spent their spring breaks relaxing, catching up on work, maybe even traveling, but MSJ’s Choir spent their spring break taking on New York City! Read more.
Hope Is All We Have: Two Tips on Maintaining Hope When the Future Seems Bleak By Miles Harding
By Miles Harding
BEEP BEEP BEEP is the sound your 7 a.m. alarm makes, startling you out of your deep sleep and vivid dream. You roll over to turn it off, leading you to unlock your phone and start scrolling. Read more.
Adapting to Hearing Loss
By Aidan Christy
In first grade, routine vision and hearing tests revealed I had hearing loss. Further testing confirmed my right ear had no hearing, and my left had some loss. Read more.
A Mission Trip to Appalachia: Help from An Outsider
By Avione DeVond
JCG 390, Appalachian Culture and Spirituality, is a seven-week course with a Service Learning component taught by Dr. Elijah Prewitt-Davis. During those seven weeks, we learned everything about Appalachian history. Little did we know those weeks would not fully prepare us for what we would see once we got there. Read more.
A Historic Lens of the Choir's NYC Trip
By Brinna Otto
Over Spring Break, MSJ’s choir program visited New York City where we experienced a vastly different culture, learned about historical landmarks, watched popular Broadway shows, performed in stunning cathedrals, and grew closer together. Read more.
Strategies to Stay Motivated through the End of the Semester
By Joey Knizner
In about a month and a half, the school year will be over. With a semester and a half of this year already completed, the end of the year feels far off--but not that far. The 2024-2025 academic year has been rigorous--nevertheless it has flown by. Read more.