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Singing for a Cause

November 16, 2022

Sing alongs and synchronized claps to fan-favorite songs such as “Breaking Free,” “Dancing Queen” and “Mr. Brightside” filled the NC Auditorium on Tuesday, Nov….

11th Annual Kristallnacht Commemoration

November 16, 2022

Sacred Heart University recently held its 11th annual Kristallnacht commemoration in the Chapel of the Holy Spirit. On Nov. 9, the Office of Mission…

Learn to Intern

November 9, 2022

“Once you have confidence in yourself, people around you are going to feel that confidence, and they are going to have confidence in you…

Gobble, Gobble, Gobble!

November 9, 2022

Throughout November, Sacred Heart University’s Student Government members are accepting donations to feed families in the Bridgeport area during the holiday season. This year…

Your Voice (and Vote) Matter!

November 2, 2022

As the 2022 midterms approach, many Sacred Heart University students are eligible to vote. To help students feel more confident in their voter identity,…

BuildOn: Building Community Through Books

November 1, 2022

SHU’s buildOn chapter kicked off their book drive on Oct. 14 and will conclude on Nov. 1. A donation box has been placed outside…

Halloween Fun on the Quad with ADPi!

October 26, 2022

On Oct. 19, sisters of the Alpha Delta Pi (ADPi) sorority hosted their fall philanthropy event, “Fall 4 the RMHC”. Taking place in the…

Silky Nutmeg Ganache a Hit at SET Bingo!

October 19, 2022

Once a month, Sacred Heart University’s Student Events Team (SET) hosts a nightly bingo event at the Edgerton Center for the Performing Arts for…

Faculty Spotlight: Professor Bronwyn Cross-Denny

October 19, 2022

Prof. Bronwyn Cross-Denny published a textbook titled “Integrated Social Work Practice: Bridging Micro, Mezzo, and Macro Level Practice.” The textbook focuses on the holistic…

Welcome Back, Alumni!

October 5, 2022

Sacred Heart University, founded in 1963, graduated its first class in 1967. This first class consisted of roughly 200 students. According to the Department…