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Red’s: Does It Have Your Beer Option?

November 16, 2016

By Kelsey Hor Staff Reporter Do you like to drink beer? Is there a certain brand or type of beer you love? Sacred Heart University’s very own Red’s is know as a place for students, faculty and visitors to come together, have a fun time and drink. “I normally go to Red’s two to three […]

Is Christmas Overshadowing Thanksgiving?

November 16, 2016

By Caroline Fallon Staff Reporter Thanksgiving is a national holiday that has been celebrated all across the United States since 1863. Every year people start to see Christmas decorations being put up in stores and homes before Thanksgiving has even approached, as if Christmas is overshadowing Thanksgiving. According to USA Today, some stores across the […]

And The Results Are…The 2016 Election

November 16, 2016

He Said: Anthony Mattariello This past Tuesday the most controversial presidential election this country has ever seen came to an end. Some people are happy and others are furious, but in the end Donald Trump will be our next president. Now just so I don’t cause any brouhahas, this week’s He Said isn’t going to […]

Sing Out! A Concert Against Bullying Preview

November 16, 2016

By Jessica Andriani Staff Reporter On Saturday, Nov. 19, Sacred Heart University’s 4 Heart Harmony will be performing “Sing Out! A Concert Against Bullying” at 7:30 p.m. in the Chapel of The Holy Spirit’s lobby. 4 Heart Harmony is the name of Sacred Heart’s small chamber choir, which is comprised of a select group of […]

J. K. Rowling Returns to the Wizarding World: With “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them”

November 16, 2016

By Victoria Mescall Circulation Manager J. K. Rowling brings old fans and new viewers with her on a journey to the wizarding world in her anticipated new film “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.” The film is the first in a series of five films. It is both a spin-off and a prequel to […]

Harvard Cancels Men’s Soccer Season

November 16, 2016

By Kelly Gilbert Staff Reporter Harvard University suspended its men’s soccer team for the remainder of the season due to the discovery of sexually explicit “scouting reports” created by team members in 2012. The document contained vulgar commentary and degrading sexual language directed towards members of the Harvard University women’s soccer team. News of the […]

William Shakespeare’s “The Tempest:” The Theatre Arts Program’s Latest Production

November 16, 2016

By Julianna Mauriello Arts & Entertainment Editor On Thursday, Nov. 17 Sacred Heart University’s Theatre Arts Program will open its doors to its main stage production of “The Tempest,” by William Shakespeare. Students acting in the production have been in preparation and rehearsal for many weeks in order to get the show ready for an […]

“Orange is the New Black” Visits Sacred Heart

November 16, 2016

By Jessica Chaloux Managing Editor The Sacred Heart University Theatre Arts Repertoire Program hosted actress Lin Tucci, currently known for her role as Anita DeMarcoin “Orange is the New Black,” on Sunday, Nov. 5. Tucci has worked in the acting world for most of her life, describing that it was a teacher in high school […]

The Race is Over and Americans are Seeing Red: Donald Trump Wins 45th Presidential Election

November 16, 2016

By Jenna Billings Public Relations Manager On the morning of Wednesday, Nov. 9 Americans awoke to a truth not predicted by most political analysts: Donald Trump will serve as the 45th President of the United States of America. An upset of magnanimous proportions, each of Trump’s smaller victories in swing states like Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania […]

SCMA Welcomes Jamere Jackson of Nielsen

November 16, 2016

By Sabrina Garone Staff Reporter On Nov. 8, Sacred Heart University’s School of Communications and Media Arts (SCMA) hosted a live interview with Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Nielsen Holdings PLC, Jamere Jackson. SCMA students packed the Martire Theater to listen to Jackson’s insights about succeeding in the world of business and communications. The event […]

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