Dateline is the student newspaper of
Mount St. Joseph University.
The paper is published monthly and features the latest events and views on campus.
SEPTEMBER DATELINE
The Love and Legacy of Sr. Karen Elliott, C.PP.S.
By Brinna Otto
The entire Mount community was impacted by Sr. Karen's love and service. If you knew her or knew of her, please take the time to read about the incredible woman that she is and everything she has done for us. Read more.
Our Living Heritage
By Noah Kaffenberger
Mount St. Joseph Motherhouse, nestled in the rolling hills of Delhi, has stood as a beacon of light for over 130 years. The sacred grounds have been an oasis of peace and tranquility for both the sisters who call the motherhouse home, and guests who come to admire the beauty of the greenery, statues, and architecture. Read more.
Start Spreading the News: University Choirs Are on the Move!
By Megan Thompson
University Singers, Chamber Choir, and Voices of Gold have the opportunity to sing in some of New York City’s most historic cathedrals and have the privilege of visiting the Sisters of Charity in New York. Read more.
Transfer Student Embraces, and Is Embraced by, the Mount
By Avione N. DeVond
As a transfer student coming in as a junior, MSJ has treated me incredibly well. Though it’s been only five weeks since the semester started, my life has forever changed for the better. I would have never imagined after graduating from Cincinnati State that I’d be at a university that welcomed me with so much hospitality, encouragement, and making sure I knew I belonged. Read more.
IT Executive Examines Uses and Misuses of AI
By Brian Turner ‘95, Dateline Alum Guest Writer
There is a lot of buzz around the topic of artificial intelligence (AI) in recent years, specifically about Generative AI (Gen AI) and the advancements that have been made since the release of ChatGPT in November of 2022 and its meteoric rise in popularity. Read more.
Exploring Dementia as I Remember My Grandmother
By Aidan Christy
Since 2020, September has been a troubling month for me. It was the month that I lost my grandmother, who suffered from Alzheimer’s dementia. It was late September. Read more.