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Under Armour: Showing Political Stances or Not

February 22, 2017

By Meagan Bonner Staff Reporter Under Armour’s CEO, Kevin Plank, spoke about President Donald Trump’s pro-business plan on CNBC. He called Trump an “asset to the country,” according to USA Today. Backlash and boycotting soon followed after. There was pushback from athletes and movie stars including professional ballet dancer, Misty Copeland, Stephen Curry, a National […]

Equestrian Team Season Heading to Strong Finish

February 22, 2017

By Jack Sullivan Staff Reporter On Feb. 19, the Sacred Heart University equestrian team finished their regular season for Western competition finishing as Zone 1 Regional Championship for the third year in a row. The Hunt Seat team will be competing in their last regular season show on March 4, currently leading the region by 30 […]

The Battle of the Boroughs

February 22, 2017

He Said: Anthony Mattariello Pretty pumped about this week’s He Said. So far we’ve had topics that are all very personal to me, which makes them fun to write about. This week is another topic that is close to my heart: Staten Island versus Queens. The reason for this topic is because Kelsey over here […]

I Don’t Scream for Ice Cream…I mean Frozen Yogurt

February 22, 2017

By Christian Colon Co-Copy Editor As a sophomore in high school I decided that it was time to get a job. I was still in that stage of my life where my parents had to drop me off everywhere I went. They supplied everything I wanted. Not that I was spoiled, but you get what […]

Snow Storms, Salt and Campus Operations

February 22, 2017

By Dan Diggins Staff Reporter Winters in New England can be unpredictable when it comes to storms and the precipitation they bring. In a bad weather predicament, Sacred Heart University’s Campus Operations is ready to help keep the campus safe and clear. Campus Operations used to have to deal with the snow and ice with […]

Women’s Golf Gets National Pre-Season Recognition

February 22, 2017

By Mark Morales Staff Reporter On Jan. 27, the Sacred Heart University women’s golf team was mentioned in Golfweek magazine in their North East Conference (NEC) preview. Golfweek talked about senior Ellen Nighbor and sophomore Chelsea Sedlar as the duo that can bring a championship back to Sacred Heart. The Pioneers were ultimately chosen as […]

The Squatty Potty or Notty?

February 15, 2017

By Michael Marino Staff Reporter In 2011, the Edwards family invented the Squatty Potty toilet stool because they were having colon issues, according to squattypotty.com. Having always been concerned with their health, they wanted to find an inexpensive solution. As described on their website, The Squatty Potty is designed to get the user into the […]

Discover People: Facebook’s New Feature App

February 15, 2017

By Danielle Lapierre Staff Reporter Is Facebook becoming the new online matching medium? Facebook has created ways for their users to stay connected with features such as Messenger. One of the newest features they plan to have is “Discover People.” This matches Facebook users with other users they might want to be friends with. The […]

The Battle of the Music Apps

February 15, 2017

By Faye Kenijian Staff Reporter With so many music apps, how are you supposed to decide which one is the best to use? Spotify, Apple Music, Pandora and Amazon are different ways that Sacred Heart University students can obtain their music. Some students enjoy Spotify because of how accessible it is and how it caters […]

The Bun Heard Around The World

February 15, 2017

He Said: Anthony Mattariello Here we go again. A new week and another debate about fashion. This week’s debate is on the phenomenon that is the man-bun. This is another debate that hits home because I once had a man-bun. You can tell by my Spectrum headshot that I had quite the luscious flow. Growing […]