The Charger Bulletin

Campus News
What multicultural RSOs planned for Black and Latino Alumni Weekend
Maya Pacheco, Campus News Editor | April 28, 2026
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Campus News
Faculty promotions announced following period of uncertainty
Alex Soto, Associate Editor | April 28, 2026
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Campus News
ARC hosts Disable the Label: How to break the stigma surrounding disability
Maya Pacheco, Campus News Editor | April 28, 2026
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Arts & Life
“Invincible” season four ends with a trauma-fueled masterpiece
Natalia Lizak, Managing Editor | April 28, 2026
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Politics
Conflict rises between Trump and Pope Leo XIV
Adam Relkin, Politics Editor | April 28, 2026
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Arts & Life
Spring Weekend approaches! Here’s what to expect
Nevaeh Lugo, Arts & Life Editor | April 28, 2026
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Arts & Life
Sabrinawood, Bieber nostalgia and Karol G headline Coachella
Nevaeh Lugo, Arts & Life Editor | April 21, 2026
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Opinion & Editorials
Was the move to Division I too early for New Haven?
Adam Sigal, Sports Editor | April 21, 2026
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Campus News
The university hosts Fresh Check Day: A reminder that you are not alone
Maya Pacheco, Campus News Editor | April 21, 2026
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Arts & Life
“Dispatch” carries a strong message: Forgiveness is power
Nevaeh Lugo, Arts & Life Editor | April 21, 2026
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Chargers softball splits late-season stretch and heads into final series
April 28, 2026
Adam Sigal, Sports Editor
The Chargers’ softball team continued its late-season schedule with a three-game stretch against the Yale Bulldogs and the Stonehill Skyhawks, finishing...
New Haven dominates Delaware State 19-7 in season finale
April 28, 2026
Donovan Rodriguez, Sports Editor
The women’s lacrosse team closed its season with an impressive 19-7 win over the Delaware State University Hornets, dictating pace, possession and execution...
Baseball takes the series against CCSU Blue Devils, 2-1
April 28, 2026
Skylar Griffin, Staff Editor
Coming off of a tough loss on Wednesday to the Quinnipiac University Bobcats, the Chargers went into the weekend looking to get back in the win column...
Spring sports conclude first Division I season
April 28, 2026
Mikaela Motz, Editor-in-Chief
The New Haven Chargers have completed their first spring season competing in Division I NEC. The men’s and women’s track and field teams competed...
New Haven thrills with 17–11 senior day win over CCSU
April 21, 2026
Donovan Rodriguez, Sports Editor
The Chargers lacrosse team hosted the Central Connecticut State University (CCSU) Blue Devils for their senior day match and won, 17-11. Backed by a balanced...
Baseball goes 2-4 on the week, drops series against Norfolk
April 21, 2026
Skylar Griffin, Staff Editor
The Chargers opened a four-game week with a single game against the University of Bridgeport Purple Knights, followed by a weekend series against the Norfolk...
Chargers battle through tough week as season winds down
April 21, 2026
Adam Sigal, Sports Editor
Coming off a tough series against Central Connecticut State University, the Chargers looked to bounce back in a six game week. New Haven faced off against...
Tennis drops to FDU and GWU, 4-0 and 7-0
April 14, 2026
Mikaela Motz, Editor-in-Chief
In recent matchups against the Fairleigh Dickinson University (FDU) Knights and the George Washington University (GWU) Revolutionaries, the Chargers were...
Baseball makes comeback against LIU, goes 1-3 on the week
April 14, 2026
Skylar Griffin, Staff Editor
After a tough loss on Wednesday to the Yale University Bulldogs, the Chargers hosted the Long Island University (LIU) Sharks for a three-game weekend conference...
Chargers split week with dominant win over Howard, loss to Stonehill
April 14, 2026
Donovan Rodriguez, Sports Editor
The Chargers women's lacrosse team split a two-game stretch last week, earning a strong conference win over the Howard University Bisons before falling...

Was the move to Division I too early for New Haven?

Adam Sigal, Sports Editor • April 21, 2026

Perspective The university’s move to Division I and the Northeast Conference had been discussed for more than a decade. But when the move became...

2025 graduates celebrating their achievement.

It’s okay to not know what’s next after graduation

Mikaela Motz, Editor-in-Chief • April 21, 2026

Perspective Graduation is less than 50 days away, and I have no plans. For more than 15 years, my life has been defined by a routine of classrooms,...

The need for term limits in the United States government

Adam Relkin, Politics Editor • April 14, 2026

Perspective America’s founders didn’t envision kings and queens serving a lifetime in their positions. The 22nd Amendment limits how long our presidents...