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Tell Us Your Story: Raymond Peterson

February 8, 2017

By Dante Cabral Staff Reporter Many people in the United States might not have a lot of knowledge of the sport of rugby because it is mainly a European sport. But someone like Sacred Heart University’s X-Men Rugby Football Club (X-Men R.F.C.) coach Raymond Peterson, has had a lot of experience when it comes to […]

Bergoglio Hall Highlighted in Architects Magazine

February 8, 2017

By Anna Finn Staff Reporter On Monday, Jan. 26 “The Journal of the American Institute Architects Magazine” published an article regarding Sacred Heart University’s new Jorge Bergoglio Residence Hall. The article talks about its modern design, as well as the adequate living style and atmosphere it offers for its residents. After giving precise measurements of […]

Club Spotlight: Student Athletic Training Organization

February 8, 2017

By Fallon Bevino Staff Reporter The Student Athletic Training Organization (SATO) is compiled of all Sacred Heart University’s students majoring in Athletic Training. SATO is a club that serves to benefit athletic training students by uniting them, while also helping them grow and learn together. The president of SATO is senior athletic training major, Natalie […]

Guerrera Thirteenth in Nation for Mid-Distance Track

February 8, 2017

By Jack Sullivan Staff Reporter The Sacred Heart University’s track team has had a great deal of success this season. On a national standpoint, a runner for the university is making his way up in the ranks in the mid-distance running rankings. Junior Trevor Guerrera, a nursing major who is in the honors program, is […]

Women’s Swimming & Diving Earns Scholar All-America Distinction

February 8, 2017

By Mark Morales Staff Reporter The Sacred Heart University women’s swimming and diving team are coming off a fall semester where they collectively posted a 3.44 GPA, the national average being 3.336. The stat that stands out the most though is that the Pioneers GPA is tied for 42nd across the globe. Due to their […]

Wrestling Team Looking for Tournament Success: Pioneers Looking to Finish Strong Before Postseason Tournaments

February 8, 2017

By Ryan Touhey Staff Reporter The Sacred Heart University wrestling team is determined to have some wrestlers pack their bags for St. Louis in March and compete at the Division I National Championships. That objective, though, has several obstacles blocking its entrance. Among them are Sacred Heart’s ongoing final dual-meets this season, which are all […]

“Pack the Pitt” Brings the Community Together: Two Pioneer Basketball Games: Fun for Fans and Players

February 8, 2017

By Kendall Clark Staff Reporter Sacred Heart men’s and women’s basketball team will be hosting their annual “Pack the Pitt” games in a new way this year. The men’s game will take place on Thursday, Feb. 9 against St. Francis Brooklyn. The women’s game will take place on Monday, Feb. 20 against Fairleigh Dickinson University. […]

Patriots Come Back From 25 Points Down, Defeat The Falcons In OT To Win Super Bowl LI

February 8, 2017

  By Shawn Sailer  Co-Sports Editor In the largest comeback in Super Bowl history, the New England Patriots came back from 25 points down to defeat the Atlanta Falcons 34-28 in overtime in Super Bowl 51. It was also the first overtime game in Super Bowl history. Down 28-3 with 8:31 left in the third […]

It’s Hurricane Season for the Sacred Heart Band

February 1, 2017

By Christian Colon Co-Copy Editor The Sacred Heart University Band started the new year announcing their partnership with a drums corps known as the Connecticut Hurricanes (CT Hurricanes). Beginning in February, members of the Hurricanes will come to Sacred Heart and give workshops and training sessions to those involved in the band program. There will […]

Sacred Heart Comes Together: “We Welcome All”

February 1, 2017

By Alexa Binkowitz Co-News Editor On Tuesday, Jan. 31 the Office of Mission and Catholic Identity hosted an event, “Welcome the Immigrant & the Refugee” in solidarity with the Muslim and international students at Sacred Heart University. This event, which was held in response to President Donald Trump’s immigration restrictions of several Middle Eastern countries, […]

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