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Living with a bad roommate ruins the college experience

Zaria Dickerson-Parker, Contributing Writer March 18, 2024

Close your eyes and think back to the summer before your first year of college. I can remember my emotions from that time as if it was yesterday. Of course, things were unorthodox because of the COVID...

Public spaces are not for affection

Hannah Loosman, Contributing Writer March 18, 2024

College students are no strangers to people misusing public spaces. Whether it’s a couple kissing in the floor lounge or people playing loud music in workspaces, at some point in a student’s life,...

Clumps of cells are now considered children

Erin Smith, Politics Editor March 4, 2024

A clump of cells is now considered a child in Alabama. I don’t think parents struggling with infertility are looking for a clump of cells to name. My mom and dad weren’t. Parents aren’t looking...

Winter Guard fights for adequate treatment from university

Emily Lavoie, Multimedia Editor March 4, 2024

Students involved in extracurricular activities on campus should not have to worry if their respective groups will be supplied with appropriate space. But as a member of the university’s Winter Guard...

Student journalism must maintain standards of ethics

Editorial Staff February 19, 2024

The Charger Bulletin prides itself in upholding free speech and wants to reiterate the importance of serving as a platform for student voices. In fact, we are no stranger to the publication of op-eds (opinion...

The true meaning of Valentine’s Day

Skylar Griffin, Sports Editor February 12, 2024

Do we really need Valentine's Day – or, as some call it, Singles’ Awareness Day, High Expectations Day, or Go Broke Because You're in a Relationship Day? Do we need an entire holiday to tell someone...

University parking pass format is obnoxious and compromises safety

Editorial Staff February 5, 2024

What other university requires students to plop a half sheet of printer paper on their dashboard, especially with the information on where they go to school stamped across the top? Most normal universities...

Two campuses, one community: The divide of our students

Editorial Staff January 29, 2024

The university prides itself in its small, intimate community. We push the idea of Charger pride, of the tight-knit nature of our students and the accessibility of our resources. With this in mind, we...

Prioritizing mental health as a college student

Jeiry De La Cruz-Reynoso, Staff Writer January 29, 2024

Welcome back, new and returning students! It’s officially the second half of the school year and the Bulletin hopes your first half went as you hoped. As we get accustomed to being back on campus, many...

New year, same burnout

Editorial Staff January 29, 2024

The start of the new year is exciting, with prospects of fresh starts, fulfilled resolutions and personal growth. We at the Bulletin encourage you all to seize the opportunities that come with the turning...

Exploration into linguistics: Does the U.S. speak for all?

Shoshanna Dansinger, Contributing Writer December 12, 2023

The late 19th and early 20th centuries raised a generation that witnessed the astounding exploitation of people by huge industries and corporations. It is certainly no wonder why the children of this time...

What I’ve learned in my time here

Presley DePugh, Arts & Life Editor December 11, 2023

Throughout my three and a half years as a student at the University of New Haven – only two and a half of those years being on campus due to the COVID-19 pandemic – I have learned a lot. Many of these...

People pleasing is not something to strive for

Presley DePugh, Arts & Life Editor December 4, 2023

For the longest time, I have been going through life trying to get as many people to like me as possible. It made me feel as though I was progressing as a person and that I was on the right track in life...

Practicing gratitude this holiday season

Interim President Sheahon Zenger December 4, 2023

Gratitude is the most powerful quality a person can embrace daily. Over a decade of research by Dr. Robert Emmons and other leading scientific experts on gratitude has revealed that gratitude blocks negative...

To seek community on a small New England campus

Editorial Board November 20, 2023

With a campus as small as the one at the University of New Haven, how do students go about seeking community? With sparse options for connections, the inherent pressure placed on each one does not generate...

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