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iHeartRadio Jingle Ball Heads to Madison Square Garden

December 7, 2016

By Alexa Bianchi Staff Reporter The annual iHeartRadio Jingle Ball is set to take place at Madison Square Garden on Friday, Dec. 9 and there is a ton of hype surrounding the star-studded concert as it approaches. “Jingle Ball is a concert where all the biggest names in music come together on one stage and perform […]

FTMA Alum Nominated for 7 African American Academy Awards

December 7, 2016

By Alessandra Setaro Staff Reporter For Sacred Heart’s Film and Television Masters Program (FTMA) graduate, Yusuf Al-Rahman, creating an ultra low budget film meant being nominated for seven African Movie Academy Awards. “It feels surreal being nominated, but it gives me the courage and drive to continue storytelling,” said Al-Rahman. Al-Rahman’s film, “Niya,” shares the […]

The Holiday Spirit Fills Sacred Heart

December 7, 2016

By Natalie Cioffari Editor-In-Chief In just five days, classes will end for Sacred Heart University’s undergraduate students and finals week will begin. Fall semester will be over and students will have about a month break for the holidays. However, Sacred Heart is already underway with celebrating the holidays by decorating the campus with lights, wreaths […]

Fidel Castro Passes Away at 90

December 7, 2016

By Kelly Gilbert Staff Reporter Cuban leader Fidel Castro, notorious for sparking the Cuban Revolution as well as his tight grip on communism and defying the United States of America for decades, has died at the age of 90. After his half-century rule over Cuba, Castro passed away from what some believe was poor health […]

Student Awarded Scholarship for Journalism

December 7, 2016

By Alexa Binkowitz Co-News Editor Five Communication and Media Arts students were nominated to win the Flora A. Giarniero Memorial Scholarship. It was to be awarded to either junior or senior student with a concentration in journalism. Based on academic achievement, GPA and at least a five-page essay, the award recognized writing skill and dedication […]

Holiday Talk: A Discussion We May Fear

December 7, 2016

He Said: Anthony Mattariello Christmas is right around the corner and that means there’s one certainty for all students. It means we’re all going to get to go home for a couple of weeks. Christmas at home brings many things back into the lives of students that we don’t get here at school. For example, […]

Cheerleading Team With High Expectations For Season: Pioneers Hope Talent Pays Off With Success

December 7, 2016

By Victoria Saporito Contributing Writer Sacred Heart University cheerleading squad will begin their season on Saturday, Dec. 10 against Nassau Community College in New York. “I am most looking forward to the girls showcasing their routine,” said Head Coach CJ Sereno. “They’ve been working so hard and the talent on the team is extraordinary. It […]

The Burger Brawls Series

December 7, 2016

By Cody Zaro Staff Reporter When it comes to naming the top burger joint in Fairfield there are many options to choose from. Anything from Plan B to Sacred Heart University dining could be mentioned in the conversation. Each person has their own criteria and standards that they hold a burger to. However, burgers are […]

Dorm Wars: Which One is the Best?

December 7, 2016

By Meliha Gutic Staff Reporter Sacred Heart University is home to over 4,500 full time undergraduate students and a majority of them live in campus housing. The university has nine dormitories, and each one of them houses a different class. Many students live in campus housing, which allows them to get the full college experience, […]

25 Days of Christmas Celebrates 20 Years

December 7, 2016

By Caroline Fallon Staff Reporter  Every December the cable network, Freeform, has their annual 25 Days of Christmas. This is when they play continuous Christmas movies every day leading up to the holiday itself, according to Freeform.com. They are celebrating 20 years of this tradition this December. The cable network plays these movies in order […]

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