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New Majors to Start in the Fall of 2018

October 24, 2017

BY LYDIA WIGHT Sacred Heart University is continuing its expansion efforts with the addition of two new majors: Computer Engineering and Hospitality, Resort and Tourism Management. The addition of these two majors follows the acquisition of the former General Electric headquarters and its development into Sacred Heart’s new West Campus. “By adding new majors we […]

Video Games in the 2024 Summer Olympics

October 18, 2017

BY ANTHONY DEL VECCHIO Staff Reporter Should competitive video games, known as e-Sports, be considered for the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris? The Associated Press reported that after the Olympic Council of Asia included e-Sports at its recent Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, the possibility of including competitive video games is […]

“Gaga: Five Foot Two”

October 18, 2017

BY MELIHA GUTIC Asst. A&E Editor On September 22, “Gaga: Five Foot Two” became available to stream worldwide on Netflix. The documentary follows around Lady Gaga and shows viewers a behind the scenes look of the production and release of her fifth studio, “Joanne.” It also showcases her health struggles that she deals with on […]

Tell Us Your Story: Charlie Burt

October 18, 2017

By Henry Indictor Staff Writer For freshman Charlie Burt, overcoming obstacles has become a part of his life. As he now begins his new journey at Sacred Heart University, he is more than determined and focused on his goals. Burt was born without a left hand. Ever since he was a young boy, he has […]

Sacred Heart Jumps Into a Virtual Reality

October 18, 2017

By Diana Lento Staff Writer Virtual reality (VR), has become an incredible improvement in technology, and it has even advanced here at Sacred Heart University. Recently, a new class is being taught in the School of Communication and Media Arts. This class is based around virtual reality and the contribution it makes to society. This […]

Nursing Students Travel to Guatemala

October 18, 2017

BY NICK DIMARTINO STAFF REPORTER Twice a year, the Sacred Heart College of Nursing sends students to Guatemala where they provide free healthcare to the local population. Including free medication, home visits and wheelchair fittings, the program prioritizes healthcare for women and children. “The one or two times we come each year may be the […]

Puerto Rico Aims for Recovery After Hurricane Maria

October 18, 2017

BY SABRINA GARONE CO-NEWS EDITOR On Sept. 20, Hurricane Maria made landfall in Puerto Rico with wind speeds of 155 mph, causing catastrophic damage to the island. The Category 4 storm was the strongest hurricane to hit Puerto Rico in nearly a century. Many students within the Sacred Heart community have relatives living in Puerto […]

World News Update: What You May Have Missed

October 18, 2017

BY VICTORIA MESCALL AND SABRINA GARONE CO-NEWS EDITORS Saudi Arabian Women Can Drive By way of Royal decree, Saudi Arabia’s Crowned Prince Mohammed bin Salman announced on Tuesday, Sept. 26 that the national ban on women driving will be coming to an end. Saudi Arabia was previously the only country in the world that […]

Possible Birth Control Restrictions Raise Concerns

October 18, 2017

BY VICTORIA MESCALL CO-NEWS EDITOR After an executive order was issued on October 6, the Trump administration is now allowing employers to opt out of no-cost birth control for workers. The policy issues sweeping religious-freedom directions that could override many anti-discrimination protections for LGBTQ+ people and others. Employers with religious or moral qualms will be […]

Women’s Volleyball Begins Conference Play

October 18, 2017

By: Melanie DaSilva Staff Writer The Sacred Heart University women’s volleyball team concluded their non-conference play and began the Northeast Conference (NEC) action on Sept. 22 against Fairleigh Dickinson University. The Pioneers beat Fairleigh Dickinson 3-1. Following this win, the team took a weekend trip to play against Robert Morris University and Saint Francis University, […]