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The Charger Bulletin

The Student News Source of the University of New Haven

The Charger Bulletin

Jeffrey Hazell cutting the ribbon for the honorary ribbon cutting of Hazell Nut Cafe
Business students host event on Orange campus
Alexis Dawkins-Maldonado, Arts & Life Editor • October 14, 2024

On Oct. 7, University of New Haven’s business students hosted an event as a tribute to Jeffrey Hazell and his student-run cafe, Hazelnut Cafe. The Charger...

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PRIDE President Aj Stack protesting in the Maxcy Quad
University RSOs’ protest against the war in Gaza
Erin Smith, Editor in Chief • October 14, 2024

There has been continuous fighting between Israel and Hamas in Gaza since Oct. 2023. Some of the university’s recognized student organizations (RSOs)...

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Chris Cheslog tabling for CSELO at Student Support Day
University organization join for the first Student Support Day
Erin Smith, Editor in Chief • October 7, 2024

It has been six weeks since the start of the academic year, students are adjusting to a new normal and the university is prepared to help students with...

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The American and Pride flags waving in front on Marvin K Peterson Library
University of New Haven kicks off LGBTQ+ History Month
Alexis Dawkins-Maldonado, Arts & Life Editor • October 7, 2024

October is LGBTQ+ history month, celebrating the LGBTQ+ community and its history of gay rights and other related civil rights movements. Developed...

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“Joker: Folie à Deux” is leaving more of a frown than a smile on our faces, but is it really that bad?
Natalia Lizak, Contributing Writer • October 14, 2024

Perspective SPOILER WARNING ‘Joker: Folie à Deux,’ though No 1. at the box office, has not made it there for positive reasons. The film flopped...

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Study Abroad Office in Maxcy Hall, Room 109
Exploring the global horizons with the UNH study abroad program
Alexis Dawkins-Maldonado, Arts & Life Editor • October 14, 2024

Being a student at the University of New Haven, the university provides many programs and events throughout each academic year on campus. One experience...

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Chappell Roan performs on Day 3 of Outside Land Festival 2024 at Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, California,
Current controversy with singer Chappell Roan
Natalia Lizak, Contributing Writer • October 7, 2024

Breakout pop star Chappell Roan has been criticized online after choosing not to endorse Kamala Harris for president. A misinterpretation of her words...

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Haiden Leach (left) and Joe Markowski (right) at the Charger Bulletin news desk
Charger Bulletin News live shows are back!
Amber Cholewa, Community Engagement Editor • October 7, 2024

Last Thursday, Charger Bulletin News (CBN) filmed their first live show on Oct. 3. With Haiden Leach and Joe Markowski on the desk, Ashley Craig on sports,...

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Combatting the use of AI internationally
Haiden Leach, Politics Editor • October 14, 2024

President Joe Biden (Dem.), Vice President Kamala Harris (Dem.) and President of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed met at the White...

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Shocking information revealed from journalist Bob Woodward
Adam Relkin, Contributing Writer • October 14, 2024

In a new book written by journalist Bob Woodward, there is previously unpublished information about the Trump and Biden administrations. The information...

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Music and celebrities impact presidential campaigns
Ashley Craig, Contributing Writer • October 7, 2024

A new controversy has emerged around the use of campaign songs by political candidates. The fight over which songs can and cannot be used, along with...

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First-time student voters speak on the upcoming election
Hannah Loosman, Contributing Writer • October 7, 2024

The University of New Haven is home to a variety of nationalities, creeds, and political views, which makes it a diverse campus. Students are now able...

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