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The Future of Gaming

November 7, 2016

By Cody Zaro Staff Reporter The future is often depicted with flying cars, holographic people and talking robots. However, through recent technological advancements the concept of virtual reality has expedited this far fetched imaginary world. According to the Virtual Reality Society, virtual reality (VR) can be explained as a, “term used to describe a three-dimensional, […]

A Look At “Poverty & Inequality:” Sacred Heart University’s Newest Art & Design Exhibit

November 3, 2016

By Amanda Nardiello Staff Reporter On Oct. 25, Sacred Heart University’s Edgerton Art & Design Gallery hosted an exhibit on poverty and inequality. The exhibit was a joint effort between Sacred Heart faculty and students, P.T. Partners and residents of P.T. Barnum Apartments in Bridgeport. P.T. Partners is a non-profit organization that assists low-income neighborhoods […]

“The Walking Dead” Returns: Contains Spoliers

November 3, 2016

By Alexa Bianchi Staff Reporter The season seven premiere of “The Walking Dead” aired on AMC on Sunday, Oct. 23. The finale of the previous season ended with a cliffhanger that left viewers guessing what happened for months. What the audience knew was that Negan, the villain of the season, and his group, the Saviors, […]

Professors Win Awards for Research

November 3, 2016

By Marguerite Girandola Staff Reporter This past August, two Sacred Heart University Professors were awarded the 2016 Naclerio Faculty Scholars Program Award for upcoming research projects. The goal of these awards is to highlight promising junior faculty members by monetarily supporting their research. Professor Robin Danzak, an assistant professor of speech-language pathology, and professor Jessica […]

Ice Age Time Capsules Colloquium

November 3, 2016

By Sabrina Garone Staff Reporter On Oct. 28th, The Human Journey Colloquia Series presented “Ice Age Time Capsules: Clovis Caches and Pleistocene Adaptations in the Northern Hemisphere.” Dr. J. David Kilby, Associate Professor of Anthropology at Texas State University, shared his insight on the evidence of Clovis culture in North America during the last glacial […]

“Before the Flood” Film Reveal

November 3, 2016

By Kelly Gilbert Staff Reporter On Oct. 25, Sacred Heard University’s Jack Welch College of Business presented an early showing of environmental documentary, “Before the Flood.” Produced and directed by Fisher Stevens, the documentary took viewers alongside actor and activist, Leonardo DiCaprio on a three-year journey to five continents he journeyed to. Traveling across the […]

Iota Phi Theta “Reap The Runway”

November 3, 2016

By Joseph LaSpina Staff Reporter On Friday, Oct. 28 the brothers of the Iota Phi Theta Fraternity held their first Halloween oriented fashion show, “Reap The Runway.” Unlike a normal fashion show where individuals strut down a long runway, pose and then strut while exiting off, “Reap the Runway” was less couture as the contestants […]

Women Can Have It All: Welcoming Cindi Bigelow of Bigelow Tea

November 3, 2016

By Natalie Cioffari Editor-in-Chief On Thursday, Oct. 27 the Woman Can Have It All series, hosted by Linda E. McMahon, had its first event of the semester with guest Cindi Bigelow. The event was also sponsored by the Jack Welch College of Business. This year, SHU L.O.V.E, the women’s choir, made an appearance and welcomed […]

The Best Pizza is…?

November 3, 2016

By Kelsey Hor Staff Reporter Do you know where the best pizzerias are in Connecticut? Well the Nutmeg state is actually ranked to have one of the best pizza pies around. According to CBS New York, the big apple state is normally known for its pizza all over the country. However, sources like NBC Connecticut […]

Tell Us Your Story: Sandy Stevenson

November 3, 2016

By: Hannah O’Brien Staff Reporter For any Sacred Heart University students who have ever been to the 63s dining hall, they most likely know who Sandy is when they hear her name. Sandy Stevenson from 63s has a memorable name for the students here at school. For Stevenson, working at 63s was supposed to be […]

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