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iPhone 7: Is It Worth Your Money?

October 26, 2016

By Bryan Kelleher Web Manager The new iPhone 7 was released on Sept. 7 at Apple’s annual conference event. Each year their new products are released and continue to dominate the market. However, more recently this is not the case. According to the Wall Street Journal, Apple’s revenue decreased from the previous year by 14.6%. […]

A Dorm Divided: A New Yorker vs. a Bostonian

October 26, 2016

By Victoria Mescall Circulation Manager We lived in a dorm divided. It was furnished with exactly two twin beds, two dressers, two desks and two closets, but it wasn’t the furniture that divided us. Instead, it was the age old tale of two friends from rival cities. We started off as acquaintances, as all friends […]

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October 24, 2016

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Why We All Love Ken Bone

October 19, 2016

By Alex Padalino Co-Sports Editor In a political race that has left us with Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton, why not pick Ken Bone? This is the question that millions of Americans are asking following the second 2016 Presidential Debate that took place on Sunday, Oct. 9 at Washington University in Saint Louis. It wasn’t […]

Welcome Aboard, This Is Your Captain Speaking

October 19, 2016

By Christian Colon Co-Copy Editor Have you ever wondered how effective the speech that flight attendants give every time the plane is about to depart is? They start off with a cheesy smile and a positive attitude to welcome you and suddenly they point out the emergency exits. Next time you are boarding a plane, […]

The Future of the Center for Healthcare Education

October 19, 2016

By Alessandra Setaro Staff Reporter In the fall of 2017, the College of Health Professions and the College of Nursing will have a new building to call home. The new building will feature state-of-the-art simulation laboratories and classrooms to better students’ educational experiences in the healthcare world. The Dean of the College of Nursing, Dr. […]

2015-2016 Crime & Fire Safety Report

October 19, 2016

By Kelly Gilbert Staff Reporter Sacred Heart University’s Public Safety Department recently released the Federal Jeanne Clery Disclosure Act of Campus Crime and Fire Statistics, through email and in print to students, faculty and staff. Less formally known as the campus crime report, it is released annually and documents the previous three years in regards […]

New Department of Catholic Studies

October 19, 2016

By Alexa Binkowitz Co-News Editor At the end of last year, Sacred Heart University announced the formation of the new Department of Catholic Studies. This department will work to instill the Catholic Intellectual Tradition more deeply into the university’s core curriculum, while also offering a 15-credit minor in Catholic Studies. “The central responsibility of the […]

The New School of Computing: Establishing the Latest Technological Beginning

October 19, 2016

By Marguerite Girandola Staff Reporter This past week, Sacred Heart University announced the launch of the new School of Computing. The new addition to the university will include two graduate programs and four undergraduate programs. This establishment comes as the whole university is continuing to expand. According to the recent press release, the school will […]

Amanda Knox: A Netflix Original

October 19, 2016

By Alexa Bianchi Staff Reporter On Friday, Sept. 30, “Amanda Knox” was released on Netflix. “Amanda Knox” is a documentary named after an American exchange student and her Italian boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito, who were convicted of murdering Knox’s roommate, Meredith Kercher, on Nov. 1, 2007, in Perugia, Italy. “I’ve always found Amanda Knox’s case interesting […]