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A Recap of the 69th Primetime Emmy Awards

September 20, 2017

By Jordan Norkus Arts & Entertainment Editor The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences presented the 69th Primetime Emmy Awards on Sunday, Sept. 17 at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles. Comedian Stephen Colbert was the host of the ceremony and welcomed audience members and viewers at home with a musical number that featured some […]

Pumpkin Spice is Taking Over

September 20, 2017

By Diana Lento Staff Writer Pumpkin Spice is an annual delicacy that many look forward to. Pumpkin spice is a common sign of the approaching fall season, which inspires people to enter in the “PSL” (Pumpkin Spice Latte) mindset. “I am a fan of pumpkin spice. I actually just tried it for the first time […]

Tell Us Your Story: Hector Gutierrez

September 20, 2017

By Stephanie DeSantis Staff Writer For junior Hector Gutierrez, moving to a different country was no issue when his favorite sport was involved. Although he is currently a student at Sacred Heart University, Gutierrez was originally born and raised in Veracruz, Mexico. Here he lived on a golf course, but he did not actually begin […]

Disney Says “Goodbye” to Netflix

September 20, 2017

By Ariana Colasuonno Staff Reporter Within the last couple months, Disney has announced that it will be taking all of its content off of Netflix to start its own streaming service. The new service will include original Disney movies, TV series and shorts, and all Pixar, “Star Wars” and Marvel films. The Associated Press reported […]

Alumni Spotlight: Susan Magnano

September 20, 2017

By Christina DiMauro Features Editor Sacred Heart University alumna Susan Magnano is teaming up to work alongside another Sacred Heart alumni, Chris Nicholson, for a photography workshop this October. The partnership brought her career full circle after previous work in television production and event photography. Magnano’s love for photography started before college when she interned […]

“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 Global Studies, Dr. Gary L. Rose, who just published his 12th book: “HAYWIRE: A Chronology of the 2016 Presidential Contest.” “I wrote this book, along with my other books, because I […]

Sacred Heart Announces Hire of Men’s and Women’s Tennis Coach

September 20, 2017

BY: JOSEPH SIEGEL Staff Writer Sacred Heart University announced the hiring of William Boe-Wiegaard to serve as the men’s and women’s tennis head coach. Boe-Wiegaard comes to Sacred Heart following a 13-year professional career on the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) and International Tennis Federation (ITF) tours, according to a press release by Sacred Heart […]

Five SHU Cross Country Runners Honored by NEC

September 20, 2017

BY: JOHN FLANIGAN Staff Writer The Sacred Heart University cross-country team has started the season with numerous athletes being recognized by Sacred Heart Athletics and the Northeast Conference (NEC) for their performances. In the season opener at Stony Brook University on Sept. 2, senior captain Kate Svenson took home the NEC Female Athlete of the […]

Stephen King’s “It” Hits Theaters

September 20, 2017

By Anthony Del Vecchio Staff Reporter Halloween may be a little more than a month away, but the scares have come early with the latest film adaptation of Stephen King’s “It.” Directed by Andy Muschietti, “It” follows the story of a group of seven children who are connected by a series of strange occurrences—including a […]

Hurricanes Harvey and Irma: The Aftermath

September 20, 2017

By Ryan Conklin Staff Reporter Hurricane Harvey, a storm no one thought would bring the shear chaos that it did, has officially dissipated and left Texas and Louisiana in devastation. The deadly hurricane caused the deaths of nearly 70 people and somewhere between $70 to $200 billion dollars in damages. Although the category 4 hurricane […]