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Celebrating the Underdog of Brazilian Music

March 16, 2017

By Pete McCue Staff Reporter On Tuesday, Feb. 28 Sacred Heart University’s Academic Music Department celebrated Moacir Santos in the Chapel of the Holy Spirit. Santos was a Brazilian musician and composer who influenced other musicians like Paulo Moura, Roberto Menescal, Carlos Lyra and Flora Purim. The event included Director of Academic Music Programs Joe […]

Donnelly’s Impact Felt on More Than Just the Course

March 16, 2017

By William Callahan Contributing Writer Sacred Heart University’s fifth-year men’s golfer Connor Donnelly is involved not only in the Sacred Heart athletics community, but also with the student-atheltes directly. He serves as a Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) representative for the Northeast Conference (NEC). “Being the National SAAC rep for the Northeast Conference means that I […]

Basketball Teams’ Season Compete in NEC Tournament

March 16, 2017

By Jack Sullivan Staff Reporter With the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) tournament, also known as March Madness, approaching college basketball, this is the time for teams to survive and advance, or time to go home. Sacred Heart University’s men’s and women’s basketball teams stand on two different sides of the madness. The women finished […]

Club CrossFit Team Participating in “the Cam”

March 16, 2017

By Ryan Touhey Staff Reporter The Big Red Club CrossFit team at Sacred Heart University participated in “the Cam” Workout of the Day on Tuesday, Feb. 28 in the CrossFit gym in Bergoglio Hall. According to Fairfield’s Hamlethub, the team and other CrossFit gyms across Connecticut competed in the challenge either that Tuesday, or on […]

Softball Team Hoping Senior Class Provides ‘Home Run’ Season

March 16, 2017

By Nicholas Troiano Staff Reporter The Sacred Heart University softball team is heading into the 2017 season with high hopes on making it to the Northeastern Conference (NEC) playoffs. Despite a 13-34-2 record last season, the team is ready and determined to improve as a group in order to have a winning record this season. The […]

Do You Sleep With Socks On?

March 15, 2017

He Said: Anthony Mattariello For my entire life, I’ve been trying to figure out the most comfortable outfit for me to sleep in. A recent groundbreaking discovery has led to this week’s debate. When it comes time for bed should people be keeping their sock on or throwing them into their laundry basket? When I […]

“Fake News” Colloquium Highlights Key Media Issues

March 15, 2017

By Brendan Capuano Staff Reporter On Tuesday, Feb. 28 Sacred Heart University students and faculty organized a colloquium to address the issue of fake news. Professor Gregory Golda’s Media and Democracy class organized “Media Matrix – Fake News, Real Problem.” The colloquium was an hour long multi-media production featuring student presentations, lectures, interviews, as well as […]

Military Homecoming on Ice: Teagan Ketchum Surprised by Navy Brother

March 15, 2017

By Victoria Mescall Circulation Manager & Staff Reporter On Feb. 25 Teagan Ketchum, a Sacred Heart University senior and member of the women’s ice hockey team, was surprised by her older brother, United States Navy Petty Officer Second Class Trevor Ketchum, at her game against Saint Anselm University. The surprise took place when Teagan was called […]

Safety & Security at Sacred Heart

March 15, 2017

By Faye Kenajian Staff Reporter On Feb. 28 Stephanie Trelli, Coordinator of Safety and Security Programs at Sacred Heart University, presented to Professor Joanne Kabak’s News Writing and Reporting class what to do on campus in case of the emergency of an active shooter. Trelli showed the class a video made by Public Safety on […]

Getting Caught in “The Act”

March 1, 2017

By Kelsey Hor Asst. Perspectives Editor The summer after my sophomore year of high school was an interesting one. Going to sleep away camp for most of my childhood years and then being on staff at the camp was something I was looking forward to. For years I thought that being a camp counselor and […]