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Why I Am Not A Dog Person

February 15, 2017

By Christina DiMauro Asst. Features Editor If you were to ask anyone about me, they’ll most likely tell you how much I love cats. I’ve always loved animals, but I am not a dog person. It’s not that I hate dogs, how could anyone hate dogs? I just happen to have a deeper affection for […]

Men’s Volleyball Set for Big Season

February 15, 2017

By Mark Morales Staff Reporter The Sacred Heart University men’s volleyball team is 7-1 in their last eight games. Their most recent win was on Feb. 5 against Lincoln Memorial, which they won 3-1. With that victory, the Pioneers win streak is at four. The team has yet to play on the road this season. […]

Women’s Bowling Looking for Strong Finish: High-Ranked Pioneers Hoping for Postseason Success

February 15, 2017

By Ryan Touhey Staff Reporter The Sacred Heart University women’s bowling team is currently one of the top ranked teams in the nation. With their season down to its final two months, they look to prove why. The National Tenpin Coaches Association Poll (NTCA) ranked Sacred Heart tenth in the nation during its February poll. […]

Hockey’s Nylen Nominated for Hobey Baker Memorial Award

February 15, 2017

By Nicholas Troiano Staff Reporter Sacred Heart University men’s hockey senior co-captain Mitch Nylen has been nominated for the 2017 Hobey Baker Memorial award. The prestigious award is given to the nation’s top player. Nylen has played 28 games for the Pioneers this season, producing four goals and 11 assists in his senior campaign. Growing […]

The Struggle to Diet in College When Food is Life: A Memoir

February 8, 2017

By Natalie Cioffari Editor-In-Chief Every morning when I wake up, I am thinking about food. Every night before I go to sleep, I am thinking about food. Sound familiar? If you’re anything like me, food is life. Food is something that can make or break your day. When was the last time you finished a […]

That 90’s Trend That is Making a Comeback

February 8, 2017

He Said: Anthony Mattariello Alright people, put down your spoons and stop eating your Mac N’ Cheese it’s time for week two of the He Said, She Said. After last week I’m feeling pretty good about winning the rest of these. Hopefully my counterpart can put up a better fight this week. Before I get into […]

Movie Remake Showdown: “Scarface”

February 8, 2017

By Michael Marino Staff Reporter Say hello to my little friend, again. The classic film, “Scarface,” is scheduled to be released with the exact date to be announced at a later time this year. According to “Variety” magazine, the film will star Diego Luna who previously appeared in “Star Wars: Rogue One.” There have been […]

Ready to partake in Sibling’s Weekend?

February 8, 2017

By Daniel Diggins Staff Reporter Sacred Heart University is back with their annual Sibling’s Weekend. The two-day event will be taking place on the weekend of Feb. 11. The weekend will be packed with multiple different activities that students and their siblings can engage in. Some students are looking forward to participating in the activities […]

Finally a Bag You Can Breathe Into

February 8, 2017

By Megan Bonner Staff Reporter Tostitos has made a bag with a breathalyzer on the outside and chips on the inside. According to Frito Lay’s website, this product was marketed to this Super Bowl LI. The Tostitos’ Twitter page was pumping out tweets promoting the new bag, urging people to take to pledge to play […]

Cash In On These Money Transferring Apps

February 8, 2017

By Christina Dimauro Asst. Features Editor Money transferring apps allow for banking transactions to be done right on your smartphone between friends or co-workers. There are a variety of apps that allow for these quick money transfers to made. Venmo, a money transferring app, sends money to someone when you link your bank account or […]