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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

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The university’s Aero club takes off with new projects
Alex Soto, Campus News Editor • April 15, 2025

Despite only having been a recognized student organization (RSO) since mid-October, UNH Aero has hosted a number of events, such as Sikorsky Vice President...

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OGISL hosts the university’s 45th annual International Fest
Alex Soto, Campus News Editor • April 15, 2025

The International Festival (I-Fest) has been a tradition at the university for the last 45 years. The event is hosted annually by the Office of Graduate...

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California State Controller visits university for Frederiksen Forum
Alex Soto, Campus News Editor • April 8, 2025

California’s State Controller, Malia M. Cohen visited the university and took part in a new series of discussions that will be known as the Frederiksen...

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University celebrates Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
Alex Soto, Campus News Editor • April 8, 2025

Last Tuesday, the Myatt Center for Diversity & Inclusion held a flag raising ceremony in honor of Asian American & Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage month....

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“A Minecraft Movie” becomes a shocking blockbuster of success
Natalia Lizak, Arts & Life Editor • April 15, 2025

The Warner Bros. film based on Mojang Studio’s popular video game, “Minecraft” is mining its way up the box office, taking in $163 million domestically...

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Frederiksen reminisces on landing a part in the movie, “Holland”
Natalia Lizak, Arts & Life Editor • April 15, 2025

A few years ago, when University of New Haven president Jens Frederiksen worked at a university in Nashville, he didn’t think much of it when a film...

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“Adolescence” unfolds a new story about the impact of social media
Natalia Lizak, Arts & Life Editor • April 8, 2025

Netflix’s newest four-part miniseries, “Adolescence,” has generated a lot of discourse online as it has soared in popularity since its release on...

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The controversy of ChatGPT’s new image generator
Natalia Lizak, Arts & Life Editor • April 8, 2025

On March 25, OpenAI, the artificial intelligence (AI) company responsible for the creation of the ChatGPT AI chatbot, introduced a new 4o Image Generator....

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Ed Sheeran’s secret identity revealed
Natalia Lizak, Arts & Life Editor • April 1, 2025

Ed Sheeran felt right at home this past St. Patrick's Day as he surprised fans with a special performance at the Irish pub, The Dubliner, in Boston. Though...

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A reality of being a female post-graduate
Rosina Catapano Tobias, Contributing Writer • April 1, 2025

When I walk across the stage in May, at a university I have attended for five years, there is only one thing on my mind. Where am I going to find my...

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How to become famous in today’s generation
Ignacio Fuentes, Contributing Writer • April 1, 2025

The good life is filled with Instagram selfies, all manner of emojis and products held high so you, the consumer, can see them, buy them and live a good...

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Your Crazy Uncle Was Right: U.S. Government Confirms Birds Aren’t Real
Kylie O'Neil, Contributing Writer • April 1, 2025

Get ready to call your preferred conspiracy theory-loving relative to admit defeat. As of March 27, the Trump administration has declassified documents...

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Connecticut museums and libraries face federal cuts
Kylie O'Neil, Contributing Writer • April 15, 2025

Connecticut museums and libraries are the latest institutions affected by Pres. Trump and his administration’s push to cut federal funding. The National...

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Connecticut Foodshare faces $1 billion budget cut
Anne Lee, Contributing Writer • April 15, 2025

Federal budget cuts have hit food programs across the country. Connecticut Foodshare, a major provider to people who qualify under The Emergency Food Assistance...

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President Trump announces “Liberation Day” tarrifs
Kylie O'Neil, Contributing Writer • April 15, 2025

“This is the beginning of Liberation Day in America,” Pres. Trump said, of April 2, the day his administration announced sweeping tariffs. “We’re...

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U.S. government leaks sensitive plans in Signal group chat
Adam Relkin, Politics Editor • April 8, 2025

In an unprecedented moment for U.S. National Security, war secrets were leaked and discussed on the app, Signal Messenger, by the U.S. Sec. Of Defense...

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