News and College Life

The anchor from the USS Nashville is installed at the NROTC building

Breanna Gilmore urges sheep and goats to an outside corral next to the Animal Science building so their indoor pens can be cleaned and feed distributed. Three student workers in the Animal Science building live in an apartment in the building and do care for the animals and do chores in the building when not attending classes.

Army ROTC cadet Colten Stevens is silhouetted by the helicopter window during a CH-47 Chinook flight as the ROTC cadets flew from campus to a nearby base for fall exercise. 

Sacred Heart University celebrates National Coming Out Day on Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2024 at the Upper Quad on the Park Avenue Campus. An art installation's reflective surface mirrors a speaker during their address. 

Associate professor of Anesthesiology and Analgesia Dr. Julie Balko listens to a fourth year veterinary student round on her anesthetic plan for an upcoming surgical case in the small animal hospital.

One of the most famous traditions in FCS college football carries on as the freshman run takes place among band members of the Pride of the Mountains at E.J. Whitmire Stadium in Cullowhee, NC.  

Colleagues cheer for STAMP loading dock manager Curtis Shade as Shade accepts a President's Distinguished Service Award at Faculty & Staff Convocation. During his 20 years at STAMP Shade has kept the massive building functioning properly and become the true heart of it, befriending visitors and colleagues alike, and greatly improving the day of each and every person he interacts with. 


 

This joyful moment was captured at a graduation for law enforcement cadets.

Despite a rainstorm, reggae musician "Shaggy" did not let it stop him from performing at Hofstra's Fall Festival Family Weekend on September 28th, 2024.

Zucker School of Medicine students play the role of victims of a major incident for a rescue scenario during their EMT Training Day at a local emergency services training facility on September 27th, 2024.  Students had the opportunity to play both victim and rescue personnel during each scenario.