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Interested In Public Relations?

September 28, 2016

By Mary O’Connell Staff Reporter Sacred Heart University’s Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) is working this semester to bring publicity to organizations, clubs and sport teams throughout the university and the local area. The PRSSA chapter gives their members the opportunity to gain experience in their profession. “As a marketing major, being in […]

Sacred Heart Collaborates With Japanese University

September 28, 2016

By Christina Dimauro Staff Reporter Sacred Heart University had its first immersion program this year, welcoming four students from Kyoei University, located in Kasukabe City, Japan. In 2015, Sacred Heart’s president, Dr. John Petillo, met with Akira Kato, president of Kyoei, to sign a contract that would begin the immersion program. The contract was a […]

FTMA: “Expanding the Scope”

September 28, 2016

By Natalie Cioffari Editor-in-Chief From Sept. 22 to the 25, the Film and Television Master of Arts program, otherwise known as FTMA, held their third annual film festival. This year’s theme was “Expanding The Scope.” The FTMA program is one of the few film schools in Conn. “When we started building this festival, our goal […]

Pints with Professors

September 28, 2016

By Kelsey Hor Staff reporter Have you ever wondered what your professors do to relax? Did you ever want to get in touch with a professor you had semesters ago to catch up and enjoy their company? On Sept. 16, Sacred Heart University hosted Pints with Professors during their homecoming weekend. The event was held […]

Poet’s Corner: “Innisfail”

September 28, 2016

By Shannon Andée Brindle The land of my elders The home of my heritage In the Emerald Isle’s splendors, I search for a vestige, Of what rests in my future – Yet, I discover no tablature Perched upon the Cliffs of Moher Scaling the Giant steps of the Causeway Whilst the ocean ebbs from shore […]

New York and New Jersey Bombings

September 27, 2016

By Sabrina Garone Staff Reporter On Saturday, Sept. 17, a bomb inside of a dumpster exploded in New York City’s Chelsea neighborhood, injuring 31 people. A pressure cooker bomb was found within a few blocks of the initial explosion and was safely removed by the New York Police Department. “It’s scary to think that I […]

Pioneer Cross Country Runners Earn Weekly Honors

September 21, 2016

By Kendall Gregory Staff Reporter The Sacred Heart University cross country team started off their season strong with performances at the Saint Francis University Father Bede Cross Country Invitational. Their first meet on Sept. 2 ended with the men’s team placing first overall out of six teams, with the women’s team placing second out of […]

The Pressures of Being Overly Involved

September 21, 2016

By Jessica Chaloux Managing Editor Getting involved on campus is something that is highly recommended, especially when coming into college as a freshman. During my freshman year I really wanted to make sure that I set myself up to have the best experience I possibly could in college. So I took the suggestion of being involved […]

In A New York State of Mind

September 21, 2016

By Natalie Cioffari Editor-In-Chief Running up and down the stairs of the platform, I sprint to the ticket booth at Fairfield Metro train station. I frantically punch in my information as I hear the sound of the train coming. No, I do not want my receipt, who the heck wants their ticket receipt? My ticket […]