It’s that time of year again—class registration. Choosing classes for next semester can be a very stressful process. Students need to meet with advisers and meticulously plan out their schedules to...

By UNH Library What is the first thing you think of when you hear the word librarian? For many, it’s an image of a woman with £6 glasses and a bun in her hair, sitting at a desk and shushing people...

As first semester approaches its final weeks, the freshman class of 2016 officers held an open meeting on Sunday November 11th at 6:30 pm to see student’s opinions on how things were going around the...

Voltaire once said, “I disagree with what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it.” Voltaire’s works and ideas influenced the framers’ deliberations during and after the American...

By THASHA BRIGNOL I picked up a copy of the 8th issue of the 94th volume of the Charger Bulletin and I must say, I was less than pleased. One article in particular stuck out in my mind for its mediocrity...

By TIMOTHY AARON DANFORTH Danforth delivered this speech at the October 26 USGA meeting. Due to time constraints, Danforth was unable to finish. The Charger Bulletin has chosen to publish the entirety...

By ROSS WEINER What really happened with SCOPE? Are they not going to hold Spring Weekend? As a USGA Senator, I will tell you what exactly happened with SCOPE and the miscellaneous request. As we...

The final debate, in terms of its main topic, lacked the focus and finesse of the earlier debates. Many topics, besides the ones that were meant to be brought up (foreign policy), were brought up quite...

As a way of celebrating the 50th anniversary of the cross country program at the University of New Haven, I had the pleasure of meeting alumni who were also Charger athletes. However, little did I know,...

An Open Letter from SCOPE President Rachel Boulerice This past Friday in USGA, SCOPE went up for money from miscellaneous for weekend programming. Although the budget committee recommended giving the...

Don’t call me un-American. I love my country. I believe deeply in the dogma and principles in which this country was built on. The amendment I hold nearest and dearest to my heart is the First, which...

Ah, fall, the season of change. Leaves turn from their usual greenish hue to bright yellows and oranges in a matter of weeks. The weather gets a bit nippier, and we hug our coats a little closer to our...

By Stephen Spignesi Charger Bulletin's Editor-in-Chief Elizabeth Field's editorial about severing ties with her Twitter account was funny and insightful and touched on something I've been concerned...

Ah, yes. “There you go, again,” as Ronald Reagan once said. We have arrived at the storied and much mythologized second presidential debate of the 2012 election season. It would be nice to think...

In the jungle, the mighty jungle, there’s a place called Rhode Island. Last weekend, the USGA went to Providence, R.I. for its annual retreat. It was fun. It was great. It was informative. Group discussions...