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Helpful Tips for Perfect Skin this Season

Thalia Rodriguez, Staff Writer

November 14, 2018

With fall weather finally here and winter weather rearing its head, your skin may be starting to change. It is very important to make changes to your skincare routine as the...

Fall Fair Preview

October 2, 2018

Connecticut Voted 5th Worst State for Road Rage

October 2, 2018

Counseling Center Saw Increase in Wait Times Last Semester

January 23, 2018

Campus News and Events

University Investigates Misconduct of Former Women’s Soccer Coach

Jennifer Korn, Student Life Editor

November 23, 2019

On Thursday, Stephen Kaplan, university president, sent a school email that said the university had hired an independent firm to investigate allegations against a former employee. Kaplan...

Pre-Production of Student Film “Divine” Begins

Kayla Mutchler, Entertainment Editor

October 24, 2019

Film production II, taught by professor Paul Falcone, are producing the student film “Divine,” with auditions in New Haven and New York City beginning this month. Filming will...

National Coming Out Day Celebrated on Campus

Amanda M. Castro, Contributing Writer

October 24, 2019

National Coming Out Day (NCOD) is every year on Oct. 11, and the University of New Haven’s Office of Residential Life, with the help of the student organizations PRIDE (People...

Homecoming Concert Rebranded

October 23, 2019

Triple E Threat

October 8, 2019

Student-Run Petition to Remove Sodexo Arises on Campus

October 8, 2019

Sports

University Investigates Misconduct of Former Women’s Soccer Coach

Jennifer Korn, Student Life Editor

November 23, 2019

On Thursday, Stephen Kaplan, university president, sent a school email that said the university had hired an independent firm to investigate allegations against a former employee. Kaplan...

Women’s Basketball V. The College of Staten Island

November 17, 2019

Football vs. Assumption College

November 17, 2019

Men’s Soccer V. Bentley

November 17, 2019

Opinion & Editorials

Don’t Be Fooled By Online Classes

Matt Verrilli, Staff Writer

November 17, 2019

As another registration period comes and goes, it is important to understand exactly what your classes will expect of you, especially when it comes to classes that are online....

Opinion: Halloween Costume Bans In Schools

October 29, 2019

Hazell Nut is Back, and Better Than Ever

October 24, 2019

Do Crime Shows Paint an Accurate Picture of the Criminal Justice World

October 24, 2019

Student Life

U. New Haven Hosts Human Trafficking Seminar

Beth Beaudry, Contributing Writer

November 17, 2019

Human trafficking is the action of illegally transporting people between countries. Usually, people who are trafficked are victims of labor or sexual exploitation. The U.S. Department of State released...

Traveling Alone in Europe

Rebecca Tatera, Contributing Writer

November 17, 2019

First off, the University of New Haven Study Abroad Office does not encourage traveling by yourself. It has been my choice to travel alone. This is my third time studying abroad in Prato, Italy. I was...

Exploring the Struggle Being Gluten Free in Europe

November 17, 2019

That Time I… Interned for One of the Largest Retail Real Estate Development Companies in the U.S.

November 17, 2019

Entertainment

Preview of Theatre Production “The Wolves”

Katie Anne Gannon, Contributing Writer
November 17, 2019

For thousands of years and in a variety of cultures and traditions, wolves have symbolized loyalty. The University of New Haven’s production of “The Wolves” captures those values to the core. Director Jonathan Yukich, lecturer and co-coordinator of the school’s theater program, said he was inspired after seeing the production in 2017 at New York’s Lincoln Center. “There’s a lot...

Release of “Jesus is King” Proves There’s No Keeping Up with Kanye

Ria Maisonet, Contributing Writer
November 16, 2019

Finally, the album we’ve been waiting for has arrived— except it’s not at all what we wanted. If you thought the days of lyrics like “whoopdity scoop” were bad, wait until you hit play on “Jesus Is King.” It seems that in the new era of Kanye, the man cannot be mentioned without having some sort of controversy following. His latest studio album sparks backlash for its unabashedly...

Jeffree Star and Shane Dawson Release Makeup Kits

Idelis Pizarro, Contributing Writer
November 16, 2019

Jeffree Star and Shane Dawson have recently come up with a conspiracy — the Conspiracy makeup collection, that is. Dawson had been teasing about an upcoming documentary series with Star, which left people questioning what’s going to happen in this series this time. The first part of the series was released on Oct. 1. If you enjoyed or got to see Dawson’s original documentary with Star,...

Review: French Exit by Patrick DeWitt

Rebecca Tatera, Contributing Writer
November 16, 2019

In true fashion of the whimsical and eccentric novel, French Exit by Patrick DeWitt, I feel it’s only fair to explain how I acquired this novel. On a recent trip to Paris while studying at the Prato Campus, I bought the novel from Shakespeare and Company along the Seine. I had no intention of buying anything from Shakespeare & Co. I only went to browse and see the well-known cat who lives...

Hulu Adaptation of “Looking For Alaska”

Jennifer Cirigliano, Contributing Writer
November 16, 2019

John Green is a New York Times best-selling author. His books, “The Fault in Our Stars” and “Paper Towns” were adapted for film, and “Looking for Alaska” recently joined the mix as a Hulu series. Green’s latest tale is about a teenager, Miles Halter, who later gets nicknamed Pudge.That’s ironic, considering he’s skinny and tall. Played by Charlie Plummer, Miles has a strange obsession...

Stumped for Halloween? Get Some Ideas from the Stars!

Emma Janofsky, Contributing Writer
October 29, 2019

If you’re looking for a last-minute costume, look no further than celebrity Halloween costumes. Halloween has been celebrated in America for hundreds of years, but the idea of dressing up has been popularized in media through movies, TV shows, and celebrities. Costumes range from pop culture icons to sexy versions of modern-day careers and are available for all ages and all sizes. The Kardashians...

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