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The Second Annual Guitar Festival

October 26, 2016

By Jessica Andriani Staff Reporter Sacred Heart University’s Second Annual Guitar Festival took place on Wednesday, Oct. 19 in the Edgerton Center for the Performing Arts. The event featured artists Gene Bertoncini, Jeff Fuller, Richard Miller, David Finck, Music Professor Leco Reis and Director of Academic Music Programs, Joe Carter. The festival focuses on and […]

Tell Us Your Story: James Castonguay

October 26, 2016

By Christina Dimauro Staff Reporter Professor James Castonguay attended Clark University where he received his Bachelor’s degree in Media Studies. During his sophomore year as an undergraduate student, Castonguay was inspired by his professors and realized that he wanted to study and make media. It was only three months after he got his degree that […]

From Crew to Club: Love Your Melon

October 26, 2016

By Diana Hofmann Staff Reporter Love Your Melon, also known as LYM, has become an official club on campus where its mission is to improve the lives of children battling pediatric cancer. Love Your Melon is an apparel brand dedicated to giving a hat to every child battling cancer in America, as well as supporting […]

Sacred Heart Hosts Annual Career Fair

October 26, 2016

By Atene DiLuca Staff Reporter College students can be very competitive when it comes to obtaining a job after they graduate. Luckily, for the students of Sacred Heart University, they have the opportunity to get in contact with potential employers and make connections before they graduate. The university hosts an annual career fair program each […]

Pioneers Celebrate Family Weekend: Celebrating family, friends, and tradition

October 26, 2016

By Sabrina Garone Staff Reporter From Oct. 21 to Oct. 23, Sacred Heart University held its annual Family Weekend. Parents and family members of Sacred Heart students enjoyed a weekend full of fun activities and family bonding. Denise Tiberio, the Associate Dean of Students, projected a great turnout leading up to the festivities. “This year, […]

Cell Phone Photography: Sacred Heart Weighs In

October 26, 2016

“The progress the industry has made in the past couple years is phenomenal,” – sophomore Arthur Natale “I think it’s great that it’s democratizing technology. Basically, everyone has a camera, there’s no excuse not to be able to capture the moment anymore. Now I don’t have to carry around my actual cameras when I just […]

Can You Hear Me Now…On Sprint?

October 26, 2016

She Said: Giovanna Gatto Grey shirt with squared brimmed glasses, subtle nerd, the original hipster, Paul Marcarelli. Who is Paul Marcarelli you ask? Well, he is the “Can You Hear Me Now,” guy that appeared on the Verizon commercial for some odd years. However, through acquired knowledge from actively watching television, Mr. Marcarelli is […]

Buying the Pursuit of Happiness

October 26, 2016

By Meliha Gutic Staff Reporter Would you choose a higher paying job over one that made you happy in the end? The Center for College Affordability and Productivity (CCAP) reports 48% of employed college graduates are in a job that requires less than a four-year degree and 37% are in jobs that require only a […]

Star Wars: Rogue One

October 26, 2016

By Anthony Matteriello Asst. Perspectives Editor LucasFilms announced the release of their latest addition to the Sci-Fi saga “Star Wars.” On Dec. 16 “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story,” will be added to the 40-year old saga and be the eighth installment since its debut in 1977. “Rogue One” will be the second of two […]

CoverGirl to CoverBoy?

October 26, 2016

By Caroline Fallon Staff Reporter For 60 years CoverGirl magazine has been a makeup company that has promoted young women to be clean, fresh, natural and approachable when wearing makeup. Ever since they released their first issue, they always had a female celebrity or model on the front cover as their spokesperson. However, that changed […]