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Club Spotlight: Hearts United

November 9, 2016

By Hannah O’Brien Staff Reporter Hearts United is a service club at Sacred Heart University formed to help the United States veterans and active duty military personnel. The club’s members aid veterans by joining programs and activities catering to the their personal needs. Beyond this, Hearts United helps with providing services to active members stationed […]

On Common Grounds with President Petillo

November 9, 2016

By Mary O’Connell Staff Reporter Recently, President Petillo has started his own sit down show called “On Common Grounds,” where he interviews a variety of Sacred Heart University students. The interviews take place at Holy Grounds Cafe, the student-run coffeehouse located in Christian Witness Commons. So far, he has had three episodes and interviewed six […]

“Doctor Strange:” Marvel’s Latest Hero

November 9, 2016

By Jordan Norkus Asst. Arts & Entertainment Editor If you’re looking for the latest fantasy and science fiction film with visually dynamic special effects, look no further. On Friday, Nov. 4 Marvel Studios released its latest superhero film, “Doctor Strange.” After its launch in North America, it had a box office gross of $85 million […]

Pioneer Players’ Improv Showcase

November 9, 2016

By Jessica Andriani Staff Reporter Sacred Heart University’s Improv team is prepared and hopeful to make campus laugh again with their interactive improvisation show to be held on Nov. 10 at 10:10 p.m. in the Little Theatre. Even though the university’s Theatre Arts Program, otherwise known as TAP, has helped become a part of campus […]

Confessions of a Tall Person

November 9, 2016

By Jordan Norkus Asst. Arts & Entertainment Editor I’m 5’10 living in a five foot world. A world where nothing is as funny and original as being asked “how’s the weather up there?” A world where you’re constantly asked if you play basketball, even though you’re about as athletic as Steve Urkel with two left […]

FBI Concludes Clinton Email Case Closed

November 9, 2016

By Marguerite Girandola Staff Reporter On Friday, Oct. 28 director of the FBI, James Comey, wrote a letter to Congress stating that he has decided to reopen the investigation of Hillary Clinton’s emails. This announcement came out just eleven days before the national election. According to The New York Times, the FBI came across emails […]

Looking At The Bigger Picture

November 8, 2016

By Julianna Mauriello Arts & Entertainment Editor When life is feeling a little extra stressful, go to the highest point on land that you can. Recently, I have found that the way to cure my stress is to step back and take a look at the bigger picture. If you ask anyone who knows me, […]

Poet’s Corner: The Straight Man’s Burden

November 7, 2016

By Tyler Lascola Take up the Straight Man’s burden– Put down the rebel breed– Go bid your sons to exile Their hearts’ impious need; Teach your children to repress The fluttered folk and wild, The liberal-minded lovers Ye formerly reviled. Take up the Straight Man’s burden– Despite the turning tide, To join in common error […]

A Spin on Gender Roles

November 7, 2016

He Said: Anthony Mattariello Normally I would be writing to you about something inconsequential. Something like what a long sandwich should be called or whether or not the mullet should still be an acceptable hairstyle, which it should. However, this week the lovely lady to my left would like to talk about something much more […]

Drafting into Fantasy Sports

November 7, 2016

By Jessica Chaloux Managing Editor Whether you follow sports religiously or play as a hobby, fantasy teams have been a popular past time for fans all over the world. From hockey, to basketball and football, people who are involved with fantasy teams are able to draft line-ups, which are made up of professional athletes. In […]