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art guild April 25, 2025

Two Murals Created for EarthConnection Designed by Mount St. Joseph University’s Art Guild

Creative Collaboration between EarthConnection, a ministry of the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati, and Mount St. Joseph University’s Art Guild

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Students Studying April 25, 2025

Tips for Coping with the Stress of Finals Week

In a stressful time, our mental care and psychological protection is extremely important.

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president williams April 24, 2025

A Message from President H. James Williams, Ph.D. - Education Is, Above All, A Matter of Love…

Reflecting on Pope Francis's belief in education as a force for humanizing the world, President H. James Williams, Ph.D. highlights a successful academic year.

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Archbishop Library April 23, 2025

MSJ Profs Suggest Summer Reads

The end of the school year is nearly here!

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Mount St. Joseph University April 23, 2025

Celebrating 150 Years of the Cincinnati Zoo with MSJ Graduate

Red hair blowing in the crisp December wind, Crissi Lanier accepted her diploma granting her a bachelor of science degree from Mount Saint Joseph University in the winter of 2002.

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Joe Lion on the Hunt for Some Cincy Ice Cream!!! April 23, 2025

Spring’s the Time to Scream for Ice Cream

Calling all ice cream connoisseurs!

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Joe Shadle, Chief Mission and Belonging Officer April 23, 2025

Meet the New Chief Mission & Belonging Officer: Joe Shadle

If you haven’t heard, MSJ recently hired a new Chief of Mission and Belonging Officer, Joe Shadle!

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Cherie Applebury On a Fishing Trip April 23, 2025

Reel Necessities: The Top Three Must-Haves for a Successful Fishing Season

Fishing season is right around the corner, and your hook isn’t the only thing that needs to be set.

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American Flag April 23, 2025

Three 20th-Century Classic Novels for Grappling with Our Current Political Climate

Ray Bradbury opens his highly political novel “Fahrenheit 451” with the evocative, stunning line, “It was a pleasure to burn.”

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WestFest Cincinnati April 23, 2025

Cincinnati’s Classic Westside Festival Returns

It has been nearly a decade since Cincinnati’s last WestFest — a celebration that highlights and gives back to the local community.

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Avione DeVond's Tattoo April 23, 2025

Tatoo Artists Can Be Therapist and Friend

People deal with stress and anxiety in a multitude of ways.

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lib arts 400 class April 23, 2025

Liberal Arts Seniors Present Research Ahead of Commencement

Liberal Arts Senior Research Projects

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Mount St. Joseph News April 22, 2025

Celebration of Radio Personality Jim Scott: Music & Memories - Ticket Sales Open Online May 12

In loving memory and celebration of Cincinnati radio personality and alum Jim Scott, event tickets for his fundraising tribute at Mount St. Joseph University go on sale May 12, 2025.

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pope April 21, 2025

Memorial Mass for His Holiness: Pope Francis, Tuesday April 22 in Mater Dei Chapel

Pope Francis’s legacy of leadership and deep commitment to justice, mercy, and care for the marginalized will continue to inspire us.

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choir seniors April 16, 2025

Choir Seniors’ Reflections & Farewells!

Choir seniors reflect on their experience in the program, and say heartfelt farewells to their fellow choir members!

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choir final concert April 16, 2025

MSJ’s Choirs Final Choral Concert – April 24th at 7:00 pm

Reminisce our recent NYC trip with us featuring music from our Broadway experiences!

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ssg student employees April 16, 2025

Studio San Giuseppe Art Gallery Celebrates Their Student Employees During Student Employment Appreciation Week

The Studio San Giuseppe Gallery is so thrilled to have their student employees featured during Student Employment Appreciation Week.

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victor luna mata April 14, 2025

Two Homelands, One Heart: Victor Luna-Mata ’26 Embarks upon Harmony & Empowerment at the Mount

Navigating cultural differences and the challenges of a new college, Victor, a Dominican student at the Mount, ultimately found his place by embracing his identity and building meaningful connections.

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