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The Charger Bulletin

The Student News Source of the University of New Haven

The Charger Bulletin

The Student News Source of the University of New Haven

The Charger Bulletin

Veterans and recipients of honorary degrees in the Alumni Lounge,
101-year-old veteran receives honorary doctorate
Alex Soto, Campus News Editor • November 18, 2024

Warren Mulston, a 101-year-old World War II combat veteran who undertook 52 missions as a radar navigator with the Ninth Air Force, was awarded an honorary...

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Students make their voices heard at university town hall
Alex Soto, Campus News Editor • November 11, 2024

President Jens Frederiksen and other members of the university’s leadership, including the provost, leaders of the One Stop Student Services held a town...

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University leaders pose before the ribbon cutting of the new commuter lounge
It’s official, the ribbon has been cut on the new commuter lounge
Ninamarie DeMennato, Campus News Editor • November 11, 2024

On Wednesday, Nov. 6, a ribbon cutting event was held at the new commuter student lounge located in the old campus bookstore. The event highlighted and...

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Anti-book banning advocates speak to university students
Ninamarie DeMennato and Alex Soto November 4, 2024

On Oct. 30, the honors section of Principles of Communication, COMM 1130, hosted guest speakers in Maxcy Hall to discuss the rising issue of banning books...

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Student dancing at the Diwali event
UNH kicks off International Student Week with Diwali Celebration
Alexis Dawkins-Maldonado and Alex Soto November 18, 2024

It’s that time of the year again, end of the year celebrations begin from multicultural organizations on campus. One notable celebration is the university’s...

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Mastercard marketing vice president presents to university’s marketing club
Alex Soto, Campus News Editor • November 11, 2024

The University of New Haven’s Marketing Club provides its members with opportunities to learn about real-world skills to ensure students can find success...

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How to stay safe going out in downtown New Haven
Alexis Dawkins-Maldonado, Arts & Life Editor • November 11, 2024

Perspective Halloween is one of the most popular party holidays among college students. It's the time where creative juices start flowing as quickly...

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Campus traditions: How to make up a new one for free food
Alexis Dawkins-Maldonado, Arts & Life Editor • November 4, 2024

Satire As the semester unfolds, college students will inevitably find themselves navigating a labyrinth of classes, exams and endless assignments. Yet...

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Tyler, The Creator’s ‘Chromakopia:’ A new chapter in color and sound
Alexis Dawkins-Maldonado, Arts & Life Editor • November 18, 2024

With each album, Tyler, The Creator has defied expectations as he reinvents himself, and establishes a unique musical voice that blends genres, influences...

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Turkey is no longer the main dish on Thanksgiving, side dishes have taken over.
Ninamarie DeMennato, Campus News Editor • November 18, 2024

What’s on your Thanksgiving table? Turkey on Thanksgiving was made popular by Sarah Josepha Hales in her 1827 novel “Northwood”. The book includes...

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Donald Trump point out to crowd at Palm Beach Convention Center on election night
America has chosen and they chose wrong
Skylar Griffin, Associate Editor • November 11, 2024

On Wednesday morning, millions of Americans awoke to the news that America would rather elect a convicted felon, than a woman. Millions of women and...

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Campus traditions: How to make up a new one for free food
Alexis Dawkins-Maldonado, Arts & Life Editor • November 4, 2024

Satire As the semester unfolds, college students will inevitably find themselves navigating a labyrinth of classes, exams and endless assignments. Yet...

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Trump and Putin’s first clash: A call for peace or political gamesmanship?
Elisa Broche, Contributing Writer • November 18, 2024

One week after his election victory, President-elect Donald Trump’s relationship with Russian Pres. Vladimir Putin is already drawing scrutiny. During...

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Schooling options broaden: CT fellowships to develop more charter schools
Haiden Leach, Politics Editor • November 18, 2024

On Nov. 11, North Star Fellowship was launched for consideration of opening more charter schools in Connecticut. This fellowship which started in Indianapolis,...

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Shifting U.S. immigration policies challenge international students’ futures:
Elisa Broche, Contributing Writer • November 11, 2024

Perspective Changes in U.S. immigration policies are shaping the experience of international students and impacting both their educational paths and post-graduation...

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A crime to intervene: Texas abortion ban leaves pregnant women without critical medical care
Elisa Broche, Contributing Writer • November 11, 2024

Perspective On a day meant for celebration, 18-year-old Nevaeh Crain found herself in agony. She woke up on October 28, 2023—the morning of her baby...

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