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This Week in the White House

March 19, 2025

On Sunday, March 9, President Donald Trump told reporters that a deal with TikTok could come soon. Shortly after taking office on Jan. 20,…

SHU Introduces the Encore Fellows Program for Fall 2025

March 19, 2025

In the fall of 2025, the Encore Fellows program will begin at Sacred Heart University. This program contains six seminars and courses over the…

SHU Health Science Class Partners with the CT Mirror

March 12, 2025

In 2022, Dr. Tricia Lewis, an Assistant Professor of Health Sciences at SHU, took the initiative of improving health advocacy head-on by establishing a…

This Week in the White House

March 12, 2025

In the beginning of February, President Donald Trump announced a series of tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico and China. He claimed that these…

SHU Professor and Student Collaborate on Children’s Book

March 12, 2025

SHU law professor Richard Pate has published a children’s book titled “Bored and Loving It,” which is illustrated by current SHU senior art student…

Senior Week 2025: The Final Show

March 12, 2025

Are you excited for Senior Week 2025 from May 6-9? If so, then you’re in luck, as several big events are scheduled that will…

Professor William Zhou Named North Star Collective Fellow

February 26, 2025

William Zhou, Ph.D, Assistant Professor of Management, was named a North Star Collective (NSC) fellow, a prestigious recognition for faculty dedicated to advancing racial…

Sit, Sip and Reflect at Agape Latte Sessions

February 26, 2025

On Thursday, Feb. 20th, the Peer Ministry Team (PMT) hosted the first Agape Latte session of the spring semester. Held by Linda’s Fireplace, this…

Trump’s Executive Orders on DEI Cause Uncertainty

February 26, 2025

Throughout President Donald Trump’s first month back in office, he has signed dozens of Executive Orders, including those on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI)…

Apply to Welcome the Next Generation of Pioneers

February 26, 2025

Do you remember your freshman orientation, being greeted by smiling faces as you drove through the campus you would soon call home? Well, now…