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English Club and GSA Welcome Kavi Ade

November 8, 2017

BY MEGHAN RICE Staff Reporter “Do you ever have an experience in your life where you say, ‘I’m going to remember where I was in this moment for the rest of my life,’” said poet Kavindu “Kavi” Ade. On Wednesday, Nov. 1, Sacred Heart University’s English Club and Gender Sexuality Alliance (GSA) held a writing […]

Choral Programs’ “Sing Out! A Concert Against Bullying”

November 8, 2017

BY KRISTIN BURNELL Staff Reporter On Saturday, Nov. 4, Sacred Heart University’s 4 Heart Harmony and Blended Hearts choral groups hosted their annual “Sing Out! A Concert Against Bullying” in the University Commons Auditorium. 4 Heart Harmony is Sacred Heart’s smaller chamber choir, which consists of a select group of men and women who have a […]

“Thor: Ragnarok” Hits Theaters

November 8, 2017

BY JORDAN NORKUS Arts & Entertainment Editor On Friday, Nov. 3, “Thor: Ragnarok” was released to the United States in theaters. Starring Chris Hemsworth, Tom Hiddleston and Cate Blanchett, “Thor: Ragnarok” follows Hemsworth as Thor as he fights for his home and the Asgardian civilization against Odin’s first born daughter and the goddess of death, […]

Exposing The Spectrum… Kind Of

November 8, 2017

By: Missy O’Rourke Photo Editor For my editorial I decided to write about The Spectrum. I feel like everyone who has worked on The Spectrum has never written about The Spectrum in The Spectrum newspaper, so here I am doing just that. Are you still with me?   When taking the News Writing and Reporting […]

Women’s Rugby Coach Michelle Reed, Interviewed by Gift-Time Rugby

November 1, 2017

By: Melanie DaSilva Staff Writer    The Sacred Heart University women’s head rugby coach, Michelle Reed, was interviewed by Gift-Time Rugby for an article that was published on Oct. 21 about the Pioneers.    Gift-Time Rugby is an entertainment site that highlights news on players, teams, and events through live streams, talk shows, podcasts, and […]

Women’s Golf Team Wraps up Fall Season

November 1, 2017

By: Joseph Siegel Staff Writer    The Sacred Heart women’s golf team achieved their second consecutive SHU Fall Classic title on Sept. 15.    The team recorded a score of 641, which was 15 strokes ahead of the second place team, United States Naval Academy, who finished with a score of 656. The team dominated […]

Dead’s at Red’s: The Highlights

November 1, 2017

By Diana Lento Staff Reporter Where else could you find a dancing pumpkin man enjoying a drink with a nerd, a lumberjack, and a priest? Only at Dead’s for Halloween, of course. On Oct.26, Red’s Pub transformed itself into Dead’s-a spooky place for people dressed in costumes to celebrate Halloween. Dead’s was heavily decorated to […]

Sacred Heart’s New Morning Show, “Daylight”

November 1, 2017

By Henry Indictor Staff Reporter A new Morning Show, “Daylight,” has been created at Sacred Heart University, and the show has since produced one episode. “Daylight,” is filmed and produced in the lobby of the Martire Business and Communications Center. Sacred Heart students star in and produce the episodes of the show. These episodes consist […]

Women’s Rowing Coach Jaclyn Smith, Honored by U.S. Olympic Committee

November 1, 2017

By Ryan Sanudo Staff Writer Sacred Heart University’s assistant rowing coach, Jaclyn Smith, was acknowledged by the United States Olympic Committee for “Best of September Honors.” The honors recognize her team’s performance at the World Rowing Championships in Sarasota, Fla., which earned the team’s fourth straight silver medal at a World Championships or Paralympic Games […]

Nardiello and Sacred Heart Bowling Prepare for Upcoming Season

November 1, 2017

By Olivia Mittleman Staff Writer She’s already received a major Northeast Conference (NEC) accolade–Bowler of the Year–but senior Amanda Nardiello has even bigger plans for her final season. “Hopefully, if I bowl well enough, I can become an All-American,” said Nardiello. Head coach Becky Kregling believes Nardiello can achieve All-American honors before the end of […]

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