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Marching Band Performs in Columbus Day Parade with Majorettes di Casperia

October 17, 2018

BY JOSEPH MCCORMACK Staff Writer On Monday, Oct. 8, the Sacred Heart University Marching Band performed at the 74th annual New York City Columbus…

Indonesia Earthquake and Tsunami

October 3, 2018

BY NINIEK KARMINI Associated Press Rescuers struggled Sunday to reach victims in several large coastal towns in Indonesia that were hit by an earthquake…

Campus Underwater: Floods in Fairfield

October 3, 2018

BY BRENDAN CAPUANO & EVAN DENNY Managing Editor & News Editor Phones buzzed with alerts mid-afternoon on Tuesday, Sept. 25, as people were made…

Off-Campus Robberies in Fairfield

October 3, 2018

BY MAYTE FIGUEROA-CAMILO Staff Writer In the last two weeks of September different areas in Fairfield and Bridgeport have experienced a burst of home…

Hurricane Florence Update

September 26, 2018

BY GARY D. WATERSON and MARTHA WAGGONER Associated Press Rivers swelling with the floodwaters of former Hurricane Florence are threatening to swamp communities near…

World News: Here’s What You Missed

September 26, 2018

BY EVAN DENNY News Editor New Tariffs in US/China Trade War The Trump administration is set to impose tariffs on $200 billion more in…

Kavanaugh Controversy Continues

September 26, 2018

BY TARA ZANNI Staff Writer On July 9, 2018, President Donald Trump nominated Brett Kavanaugh as Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court….

An Evening with Aly Raisman

September 26, 2018

BY VICTORIA MESCALL Editor in Chief On Monday September 24, 2018 Olympic gold medalist and former Team USA gymnastics captain Aly Raisman spoke…

Agape Latte: Sean Kaschak

September 21, 2018

BY Anaya Vance Staff Writer The coffeehouse speaker series known as Agape Latte had their first event last Thursday Sept. 13, featuring guest speaker…

Happy Birthday Seton Hall

September 21, 2018

BY Mayte Figueroa-Camilo Staff Writer This year, Sacred Heart commemorates the 25th anniversary of Seton Hall. The first-year residential hall is a tribute to…