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The Charger Bulletin

The Student News Source of the University of New Haven

The Charger Bulletin

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Myatt Center kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month
Alex Soto, Campus News Editor • September 23, 2025

The raising of the Hispanic Heritage flag last Monday marked the start of a month-long celebration. The celebration of Hispanic Heritage has taken place...

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Family day builds anticipation for Football’s first home game of the season
Family day builds anticipation for Football’s first home game of the season
Alex Soto, Campus News Editor • September 23, 2025

Held annually at the university, Family Day is an event hosted by the Student Committee of Programming Events (SCOPE) meant to welcome students’ families...

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The university reviews safety measures following political assassination
Alex Soto, Campus News Editor • September 23, 2025

Last semester, the organization Young America’s Foundation and the Yankee Institute sponsored an event at Bucknall Theater where Yeonmi Park, a political...

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University remembers 9/11 victims, 24 years later
University remembers 9/11 victims, 24 years later
Alex Soto, Campus News Editor • September 16, 2025

Last Thursday marked 24 years since the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks. The Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks saw the hijacking of four commercial planes...

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The denim marketing war: Gap vs. American Eagle
The denim marketing war: Gap vs. American Eagle
Natalia Lizak, Arts & Life Editor • September 23, 2025

Jeans are a staple clothing item in many wardrobes. From styles to brands, many have specific preferences when finding the perfect pair of denim, and a...

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The 77th Primetime Emmy Awards
Ashley Craig, Contributing Writer • September 23, 2025

The 77th Primetime Emmy Awards, held Sept. 14 at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, was a night filled with celebration and controversy. The ceremony...

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Remember the tween years? They've disappeared.
Remember the tween years? They’ve disappeared.
Ashley Craig, Contributing Writer • September 16, 2025

There was once a time where being between the ages of nine and 13 felt like living in a cultural world that was all your own. Tweens weren’t quite kids...

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LL Cool J and two new categories in this year’s VMA
Natalia Lizak, Arts & Life Editor • September 16, 2025

On Sept. 7, MTV hosted its annual award show, the Video Music Awards (VMAs). The VMAs, first held in 1984, are dedicated to honoring the year's biggest...

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The future lies with the people
The future lies with the people
Erin Smith, Editor-in-chief • September 13, 2025

Our democracy was built on free speech, or the idea that any person has the right to say what they want to say without fear of backlash. College campuses,...

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Ed Sheeran’s secret identity revealed
Natalia Lizak, Arts & Life Editor • April 1, 2025

Ed Sheeran felt right at home this past St. Patrick's Day as he surprised fans with a special performance at the Irish pub, The Dubliner, in Boston. Though...

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A reality of being a female post-graduate
Rosina Catapano Tobias, Contributing Writer • April 1, 2025

When I walk across the stage in May, at a university I have attended for five years, there is only one thing on my mind. Where am I going to find my...

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How to become famous in today’s generation
Ignacio Fuentes, Contributing Writer • April 1, 2025

The good life is filled with Instagram selfies, all manner of emojis and products held high so you, the consumer, can see them, buy them and live a good...

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Nepal’s is having its version of a Gen Z Arab Spring
Nepal’s is having its version of a Gen Z Arab Spring
Adam Relkin, Politics Editor • September 23, 2025

After protests that could be compared to the French Revolution and the Arab Spring, Nepal’s government collapsed last week after officials implemented...

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Connecticut’s homeless population continues to grow
Adam Relkin, Politics Editor • September 23, 2025

For the fourth year in a row, Connecticut’s homeless population grew by almost 10%. A report released earlier this month showed that 3,735 people in...

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U.S. Department of Defense renamed to Department of War
Gilyanis Correa, Contributing Writer • September 16, 2025

The names we give to our governmental institutions have power. The once-defunct Department of War has now returned due to the most recent executive order...

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U.S. Supreme Court rules ICE can stop people based on ethnicity in L.A.
Adam Relkin, Politics Editor • September 16, 2025

Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down a 6-3 decision in the case of Vasquez Perdomo v. Noem that overruled decisions by the Ninth Circuit Court...

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