The Political Side of Instagram Posts March 24, 2021 Is Instagram the future of activism? According to a survey by Statista, “With roughly one billion monthly active users, Instagram belongs to the most…
The Singularity of Truth: Reflections on the Impeachment Inquiry December 4, 2019 By Tyler Lascola Copy Editor For some strange reason, it always seems that whatever books I’m currently reading directly correlate with whatever major issues…
Meeting “The Mooch” February 27, 2019 BY NEIL GRASSO Asst. News Editor Former White House Director of Communications Anthony Scaramucci paid a visit to Sacred Heart University on Mon., Feb….
CT Gubernatorial Race: Policies and Positions November 7, 2018 BY Mayte Figueroa-Camilo Staff Reporter As of press time, the results of the 2018 Connecticut gubernatorial election, held on Nov. 6, are not yet…
Midterm Elections: Are You Voting? October 17, 2018 BY TARA ZANNI Staff Writer Are you voting in the upcoming midterm elections? With election day quickly approaching on Nov. 6, students and professors…
She Said: Is a Hot Dog a Sandwich? April 18, 2018 By: Eve Papa Asst. Perspectives Editor “Is a hot dog a sandwich?” This question has recently been put under the spotlight by millennials and…
“Sex and the City” Star Runs for New York Governor March 28, 2018 By Stephanie Doheny Staff Reporter Actress Cynthia Nixon, popularly known for her role as Miranda Hobbes on HBO’s series, “Sex and the City,” announced…
A Recap of the 60th Annual Grammy Awards January 30, 2018 By Jordan Norkus Arts & Entertainment Editor On Sunday, Jan. 28, The Recording Academy presented the 60th Annual Grammy Awards. The ceremony was broadcasted…
“HAYWIRE: A Chronology of the 2016 Presidential Contest” September 20, 2017 By Meghan Rice Staff Reporter The 2016 Presidential Election is still a popular topic right now—especially for Professor and Chair of Government, Politics and…
The Legalization of Marijuana November 30, 2016 By Caroline Fallon Staff Reporter On November of 2012, ABC News reported that Colorado and Washington were the first two states to pass the…
