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Dear Spectrum:

April 26, 2017

By Jessica Chaloux Managing Editor For the past three years Spectrum has been a focal point of my college career. Now it seems that it’s time to say goodbye. I’m currently sitting at the one computer that doesn’t have a Mac keyboard as Natalie is yelling about what to headline her editorial even though she […]

All Summer ’17

April 26, 2017

By Daniel Diggins Staff Reporter From the Catamaran’s top deck, Freshman Devin Nealon could see nothing but blue skies and a calm ocean as he sailed through the US Virgin Islands. Nealon visited the US Virgin Islands for the first time in the summer of 2015 and is planning on returning this summer for his […]

Emojis Taking Over Snapchat

April 26, 2017

By Meagan Bonner Staff Reporter In June of 2017 you’ll find a few more icons on your keyboard that weren’t there before. Yet, what do students at Sacred Heart University prefer? Emojis or Bitmojis? “I love Bitmojis. I don’t have an iPhone, but I use a ton of Bitmojis on my Snapchat, way more than […]

Pepsi Commerical Peaceful?

April 26, 2017

By Danielle Lapierre Staff Reporter Kendall Jenner and Pepsi joined forces for a new advertisement, which was supposed to depict a peaceful protest that Jenner eventually participates in. Many groups, including Sacred Heart University students, are seeing the advertisement as controversial. In the commercial, which was originally posted on the Pepsi YouTube channel before being […]

Say Goodbye To Coolattas

April 26, 2017

By Michael Marino Staff Reporter This summer, Dunkin Donuts will be dropping the Coffee Coolatta from their menu. The big question is, will “America still run on Dunkin?” According to CNBC, Dunkin Donuts will be replacing the Coffee Coolatta with their new Frozen Coffee, which is said to have more of a coffee taste compared […]

The Anticipation of Growing Up

April 26, 2017

He Said: Anthony Mattariello So this is it. This is my last He Said. Honestly, it feels good, knowing that I’ve given so many people insight to a better life. I also can honestly say that I’m the first person in Spectrum history to go undefeated in the He Said, She Said debates. For our […]

Football Team Preps for Season With Spring Game

April 12, 2017

By Jack Sullivan Staff Reporter On April 8, the Sacred Heart University football team had their annual Spring Red Versus White scrimmage. Coach Mark Nofri and his team prepare for the 2017 fall season with this as their last event open to the public. The teams were split with offense wearing red and defense in […]

Women’s Rugby Wins Inaugural “Pioneer Sevens” Tournament

April 12, 2017

By Kendall Clark Staff Reporter The Sacred Heart University Women’s Rugby team hosted their inaugural “Pioneer Sevens” tournament on April 1. Yale and Fairfield were the other teams to compete in the tournament. After defeating Fairfield 24-0 in the first round, then Yale 34-0 in the second round, the Pioneers would then go on to […]

Pioneer Club Softball Advances to Regional Tournament

April 12, 2017

By Nicholas Troiano Staff Reporter Sacred Heart University’s club softball team has won their first NCSA North Atlantic North Conference title in program history. This gives the team an automatic bid into the regional tournament in Danville, PA. The Pioneers have now qualified for the regional tournament four straight seasons. In the past three seasons, […]

Here’s to Everyone Who Didn’t Study Abroad

April 12, 2017

By Jenna Billings Public Relations Manager When selecting the university where I would spend the next four years of my life, I had a list of concerns that I would bring with me on college visits. The size of the campus, what major options the school had, what clubs were popular…they all seemed of the […]