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Sudden changes to university parking need communication

Editorial Staff December 6, 2022

When commuter students returned from Thanksgiving break, they were met with a construction zone taking up an entire row of spots in the library parking lot. The construction has begun by tearing up the...

The importance of educating yourself before voting

Editorial Board November 22, 2022

With the midterm elections passing by, the focus is now shifting to the 2024 election cycle, which centers around another presidential election. While it may seem far off, the process is already beginning...

In criticism of the Libertarian Party, by a Libertarian

Lindsay Giovannone, Copy Desk Chief November 22, 2022

The term “libertarianism” denotes a family of ideas, ranging from the philosophical to the political. The spectrum of libertarianism – which includes anarcho-capitalism, anarchism and individualism...

JEDI Statement: In support of an inclusive university

JEDI Ambassadors November 22, 2022

As members of the Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (JEDI) Student Ambassadors program, we aim to foster an inclusive climate for everyone who is part of the university. We believe it is our duty...

The communication department: one of UNH’s hidden gems

Editorial Staff November 15, 2022

The University of New Haven is home to a variety of programs, all of which provide students with professional experience to prepare students for the real world. We always hear about the nationally recognized...

The importance of voting in elections

Stephen Gangi, Multimedia Editor November 15, 2022

Opinion The significance placed on the citizens' right to vote within the United States has been a lesson preached to each new generation by their peers, family, professors, and politicians. The importance...

The humanities matter

Lindsay Giovannone, Copy Desk Chief November 8, 2022

Column I am majoring in history and I constantly get asked, “So, like, what’re you going to do with that?” My degree has been rendered to that. That passion of mine that consists of hours upon...

University progress serves as a backdrop to homecoming weekend

Editorial Staff November 8, 2022

While students and alumni were treated to the biggest tailgate of the season before the Homecoming football game against Franklin Pierce, the new Peterson Performance Center loomed over the parking lot...

Calling all the orphan zombies

Amber Cholewa, Head of Public Relations November 1, 2022

Satire Many people make zombies the bane of their existence, even here at the University of New Haven. Recently, a new quad was built on campus, and many of us are wondering why that is. Is it due to...

Slut shaming: the only overrated look this Halloween

Mia Adduci, Campus News Editor November 1, 2022

Perspective  Halloween is a holiday for expression and lighthearted fun. It is the one night of the year when people can be whoever they want, however they want, shamelessly (with exceptions such as...

Case study reveals life-threatening dangers of Sodexo food

Mia Adduci, Campus News Editor November 1, 2022

Satire In recent weeks, long-awaited results from a year-long case study have unveiled a correlation between the consumption of food produced by the company Sodexo, and rapid organ failure in individuals...

Best YikYaks of Halloweekend

Lindsay Giovannone, Copy Desk Chief November 1, 2022

Perspective For Halloween, students in and around the University of New Haven took to the anonymous social media app YikYak to talk about anything and everything they want. Some people’s Halloweekend’s...

Italian-Americans are not Columbus’ legacy

Lindsay Giovannone, Copy Desk Chief October 18, 2022

Italian-American Heritage and Culture Month is celebrated in the United States each October to honor the achievements and contributions of Italian immigrants. But the issue with the month is that it has...

Calling for action out of love

Editorial Staff October 18, 2022

As a journalistic publication, we sit at the forefront of discussing issues that are bothering the student body, reporting on their concerns and trying to make the university a better place. We will highlight...

Authority drowns the brain and ruins morals

Stephen Gangi, Multimedia Editor October 18, 2022

Why does authority drown the brain in thoughts that make some feel that they have control over the environment around them? This authority can be seen in both higher levels, in the form of religion, social...

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