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Tell Us Your Story: Dylan Ackerson

October 4, 2017

By Stephanie DeSantis Staff Writer For senior Dylan Ackerson, life at Sacred Heart University has been a challenging ride. Between juggling being both a nursing major and a Division I football player, he has had to learn and adjust to strict time management skills to adequately stay on top of his schedule. Ackerson played football […]

New Tailgating Restrictions: Too Much or Too Little?

October 3, 2017

BY RYAN CONKLIN Staff Reporter Throughout the country, college students enjoy social traditions that highlight the spirit and pride they have for their schools. Whether they be festivals on campus, fairs with numerous activities, or even sporting events, students come together to celebrate all the things that make their school special to them. In […]

She Said: When Does Summer Really End?

September 27, 2017

By Giovanna Gatto Managing Editor (Editorial) It’s time to tuck away your tank tops and break out your warm clothing because the summer has come to an end. The calendar might say that this 2017 summer ends on September 22nd, but for me summer has always been defined by the start and end of the […]

He Said: When Does Summer Really End?

September 27, 2017

By Ryan Touhey Co-Sports Editor It’s a late August afternoon. The lifeguards are now off duty, the sun is just about to begin its descent, and I’m slipping my arms through the straps of a chair as I put it on my back. I look around the sand and pick up my other belongings. I […]

the chair

September 27, 2017

By Gordon Hill Graduate Student He’s the first one into the office everyday, yet he has no reason to be early. But he goes in early anyway because the 30 minutes of complete silence is peaceful to him. He goes in optimistic as if today will be different then the last ten years. He has […]

Baggage Claim

September 27, 2017

By Nina Miglio She walked into my life with many suitcases of misery and helplessness “Let me help you” I’d say, “Lets see how I can help and fix this” I’d say But then I’d remember that I had suitcases left in my closet Ones I haven’t dared to open in years We were drawn […]

The Little Guys

September 27, 2017

By Connor J Rog Yesterday, I squashed a fly And it made me think about the little guys The ants that work together The bees in summer weather And I Attained the Strangest Feeling of Sorrow About all the problems of today and tomorrow Bombs dropping and people dying And knowing there’s someone out there […]

Male Rompers Take On the Fashion World

September 27, 2017

By Dominick Daniele Staff Reporter This past summer, as a response to the popular female clothing trend, the male romper was added to the arsenal of new fashion trends for men. A romper is a shirt and shorts connected by a seam. The clothing wears as a one piece with a loose fit. The concept […]

Tell Us Your Story: Trent Thompson

September 27, 2017

By Nicole D’Andrea Staff Writer Trent Thompson, a senior at Sacred Heart University, from Kailua, Hawaii, has had a year with many highs and lows. Thompson is currently in remission from Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, a type of cancer. Although, the idea of being diagnosed with cancer may seem completely negative, he claims that this past year […]

Hispanic Heritage Month Begins at Sacred Heart

September 27, 2017

By Henry Indictor Staff Writer La Hispanidad, the Spanish and Latino heritage club at Sacred Heart University has planned events to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month between Sept. 15 and Oct. 15. La Hispanidad is one of Sacred Heart’s oldest clubs that celebrates diversity. For years they have taken pride in celebrating their culture. “Sacred Heart […]