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Field Hockey Looks Ahead to Conference Schedule

September 27, 2017

By Ryan Sanudo Staff Writer The Sacred Heart University field hockey team has wrapped up the majority of its non-conference schedule and will begin Northeast Conference (NEC) play on Sept. 29 at Monmouth University. After losing three games in a row, Sacred Heart beat Towson University 4-1 at Johnson Field, the Pioneers home facility in […]

The Theatre Arts Program Brings Shakespeare to the Little Theatre Stage

September 27, 2017

By Ariana Colasuonno Staff Reporter Sacred Heart University’s Theatre Arts Program will be bringing William Shakespeare’s “Comedy of Errors” to the Little Theatre stage starting on Thursday, Sept. 28 at 8 p.m. Directed by John Flaherty, “Comedy of Errors” is about a family who has been separated for 25 years, and a merchant’s son who […]

“American Vandal” Netflix’s Latest Mocumentary

September 27, 2017

By Anthony Del Vecchio Staff Reporter Netflix always has a variety of comedy shows and true crime documentaries in their library. What if fans didn’t want to choose between one or the other? The answer comes in the form of the new original series “American Vandal,” which premiered for streaming on Sept. 15, 2017. “American […]

Hometown and College Friends

September 27, 2017

By: HEATHER KELLER Sports Editor As a senior nearing the end of my time at Sacred Heart, high school feels like it happened a lifetime ago. But the friendships I’ve made over the past eight years here at SHU and in my hometown are some of the most cherished things in my life. I’m from […]

Winter Guard Gets Promoted to Open Class

September 26, 2017

By Kristin Burnell Staff Reporter You might recognize Sacred Heart University’s Winter Guard from their flag waving, rifle and saber tossing, and dancing along to the University Band at home football games. However, it’s in their winter season where they put their talent, practice, determination and resilience to the test. “The Winter Guard is similar […]

A Look at the Numbers: The Cleveland “Win-dians” Magical Streak Ending

September 20, 2017

By WILLIAM CALLAHAN Cue the old saying, “when you’re hot, you’re hot.” It had to end sometime, right? After a win streak of 22 games, The Cleveland Indians were finally defeated last Friday by the Kansas City Royals 4-3. It was their first loss in four weeks. So what does it all mean? Now […]

I’d Rather Eat a Snack Than Be a Snack

September 20, 2017

By KENDALL GREGORY Co-Sports Editor There are very few things in this world that can beat a good snack. In fact, the only thing that comes close is the nap that follows after I’ve snacked too hard. But the more I think about it, not even that is better than the act of snacking. Let […]

Sacred Heart Students React to DACA

September 20, 2017

By Lydia Wight Staff Reporter Recently, President Trump introduced the idea of dissolving DACA, or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, which protects some individuals who entered the country illegally as minors with their parents or as children for a certain period of time. This decision has sparked some controversy throughout the country, as people are […]

He Said: A Look at Horoscopes

September 20, 2017

By Anthony Santino Co-Perspectives Editor Yes, we’re partly made up of elements from the stars; and yes, constellations are cool to look at, but I don’t know how I feel about the never-ending horoscope hype. First, I’ll give Zodiac culture the credit I feel it deserves. I do come across people who seem to think […]

She Said: A Look at Horoscopes

September 20, 2017

By Kelsey Hor Co-Perspectives Editor For this weeks topic, I welcome the skeptics to read why I stand by horoscopes as a guide to life. Unlike my friend Anthony over there, I believe that horoscopes can give an individual insight into their inner selves. There are so many parts to the horoscope star charts that […]