U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal warned Sacred Heart University students about the dangers of sports betting and its growing impact on young adults. Blumenthal said gambling companies target college-age users through aggressive advertising and mobile apps, and he called for stronger consumer protections and federal oversight.
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Last year, President Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, a law that changes rules for higher education. It led the U.S. Department of Education to update what counts as a “professional” degree, affecting schools and students across the country.
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The room inside First Church of Fairfield filled quickly as more than 60 men gathered for coffee, conversation and a guest speaker at a recent meeting of the Fairfield Men’s Association. Some greeted longtime friends, while others walked in for the first time, curious to see what the growing group was all about. For many […]
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At Sacred Heart University, the Pioneers are living up to their name, blazing a trail as the school’s first women’s flag football team. As they prepare for their inaugural season, excitement is building on and off the field.
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Christine Vitale, First Selectwoman of Fairfield, Connecticut, has been re-elected and says her term will focus on improving local governance, enhancing public services, and launching initiatives to support the community.
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FCN examines the growing anxiety among students and parents as repeated incidents of school violence and fake threats spread across social media. The story highlights the impact on students’ mental health, new safety protocols, and how Connecticut has strengthened its response since the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
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Amie Varano, a former Sacred Heart University women’s ice hockey captain and 2017 graduate, competed for Italy at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan. She is the first player in Sacred Heart women’s ice hockey history to reach the Games, as Italy earned its first Olympic wins and a quarterfinal berth.
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Westport Day School in Wilton hosted its annual Special Education College Fair, giving students with individualized education plans and their families a chance to explore college or career options with more than 20 colleges and support providers. The event follows last year’s fair and continues to connect students and families with resources and guidance for […]
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Connecticut lawmakers are advancing a bill that would require state officials to develop guidelines for donating surplus edible food from large supermarkets to nonprofit organizations, aiming to reduce waste and expand access to food for residents in need. Senate Bill 382, An Act Concerning Edible Food Recovery, would direct state officials to establish guidelines for safely redirecting […]
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Chase Rutty, a defenseman for Sacred Heart University’s women’s ice hockey team, proudly represents her Jamaican heritage. Her involvement in a Caribbean community hockey program highlights the growing diversity within the sport.
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