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Tell Us Your Story: Leonidas Katsetos

November 30, 2016

By Mary O’Connell Staff Reporter Leonidas Katsetos is the definition of someone who has made the most of what life has had to offer him. Katsetos is currently the Senior Associate Athletic Director for athletic training at Sacred Heart University. He not only oversees the athletic training at the school, but is also an ambassador […]

Dancing in the “Winter Lights”

November 30, 2016

By Alana Ferrone Staff Reporter On Friday, Dec. 2 the Sacred Heart University Dance Program will be putting on their seasonal performance, “Winter Lights,” in the Edgerton Center for the Performing Arts. Though the dancers in the program may be seasoned veterans, this will be the first for the newest addition to the Dance Program […]

The 44th Annual American Music Awards

November 30, 2016

By Amanda Nardiello Staff Reporter On Nov. 20 the 44th Annual American Music Awards, (AMAs) aired from the Microsoft Theatre in Los Angeles on ABC. The ceremony brought together artists from all genres to perform while honoring the best in music. The awards show opened with Bruno Mars performing his single, “24K Magic.” Mars dressed […]

The Return of “Gilmore Girls:” Netflix’s Latest Mini-Series

November 30, 2016

By Jordan Norkus Asst. Arts & Entertainment Editor After almost 10 years since the final episode aired, the “Gilmore Girls” are back. On Friday, Nov. 25 Netflix released a new mini-series titled “Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life.” Created by Amy Sherman-Palladino, the comedy-drama is a continuation of the original series and follows the […]

An Evening With Filmmaker Frank Whaley

November 30, 2016

By Julianna Mauriello Arts & Entertainment Editor On Friday, Nov. 18 Sacred Heart University’s School of Communication and Media Arts (SCMA), along with The Film and Television Master of Arts Program (FTMA), sponsored “A Filmmaker’s Journey: An Evening with Frank Whaley.” The event began with an interview between Sacred Heart’s Master of the Arts Professor, […]

Community Service Fraternity Coming to SHU

November 30, 2016

By Victoria Mescall Circulation Manager A group of Sacred Heart University students are in contact with the executive headquarters of the co-educational service fraternity, Alpha Phi Omega (APO), in an attempt to start a chapter of this fraternity on campus in the incoming year. Alpha Phi Omega is a fraternal organization founded on the principles […]

Study Abroad Program Recognized for Achieving Goals

November 30, 2016

By Alessandra Setaro Staff Reporter At Sacred Heart University, the choice to study abroad is both encouraged and highly desired by students because of the many diverse locations and opportunities to choose from. Sacred Heart’s Study Abroad program was recently recognized as being one of the first higher-education institutions participating in the Generation Study Abroad […]

Students Compete in College Fed Challenge

November 30, 2016

By Sabrina Garone Staff Reporter On Nov. 18, students from Sacred Heart University competed in the semi-finals of the College Fed Challenge, an annual economics competition held by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The competition gives students the opportunity to play the role of monetary policymakers and present their economic proposals to a […]

Sacred Heart Purchases General Electric Property

November 30, 2016

By Natalie Cioffari Editor-in-Chief On Monday, Nov. 21 Sacred Heart University announced to the community the agreement to purchase General Electric’s (GE) property in Fairfield. This property was formally known as General Electric’s global headquarters. According to The Wall Street Journal, GE is relocating to Boston sometime in 2018. The company’s headquarters have been stationed […]

From Phone to Home: Faster Food

November 16, 2016

By Meliha Gutic Staff Reporter Smart phones have become so technologically advanced that they have the ability to take simple tasks and make them even simpler. With the accessibility of smartphone technology, customers can now expedite food from their favorite fast food chains. CNBC stated food chains such as Starbucks and Dominos have made it […]

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