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Despite Potential State Weed Law, No Change in School Policy

Everett Bishop, Staff Writer | April 16, 2018
President Kaplan on Diversity in University Faculty

Glenn Rohrbacker, Editor in Chief | April 10, 2018
New Policy Changes Scope of Double Majors

Matthew Verrilli, Contributing Writer | April 10, 2018
Deborah Buff Named New Women’s Basketball Coach

Chris DiGeronimo, Sports Editor | April 9, 2018
Survey: Students Don’t See the Innovation in Parking Loss

Karina Krul, Student Life Editor | April 3, 2018
The Money Behind Athletics and Where it Goes

Chris DiGeronimo, Sports Editor | March 28, 2018
Conn. Residents Call for Change in March for Our Lives

Francesca Fontanez, Staff Writer | March 25, 2018

Students Win Big in New England Student Emmy’s

April 20, 2018

The Boston New England National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences announced their student awards for excellence. Amongst these were categories for several different fields su...

UNHPD Issues Safety Warning for North Campus

Glenn Rohrbacker, Editor in Chief

April 18, 2018

University of New Haven Police Chief Tracey Mooney issued a warning to the campus community via email Wednesday night. In the past few weeks, there has been an increase in unlawful...

Phil Bartels Ends Term as Board of Governors Chair

Glenn Rohrbacker, Editor-in-Chief

April 17, 2018

Phil Bartels, chairman of the University of New Haven board of governors, will end his second and final term this weekend at the biannual meeting of the board. Term lengths are ...

Holocaust Survivor Shares His Story

April 16, 2018

New Details on Buckman Hall Construction for Bergami Center

April 16, 2018

Despite Potential State Weed Law, No Change in School Policy

April 16, 2018

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April 2, 2018

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Opinion & Editorials

The Fight for Equal Pay Continues

Rebecca Tatera, Contributing Writer

April 17, 2018

Listen up, ladies! If you are a senior about to work a new job after college, or you’re still in college and getting ready for your first internship, watch out for the g...

Trump has No Right to Build the Wall

April 17, 2018

Internships and College Students

April 11, 2018

What’s so Exhilarating About Breaking Out in Heavy Sweats?

April 11, 2018

Student Life

Arson Awareness Week Teaches Fire Safety

Matthew Verrilli, Staff Writer

April 17, 2018

Every year the University of New Haven’s Fire Science Club hosts Arson Awareness Week. This is done in part with the US Fire Administration’s push to raise awareness for arson and provide the pract...

Students Work to Disable the Label

Nicole Rivera, Staff Writer

April 17, 2018

Disable the Label, held Tuesday at the University of New Haven, gives students who have disabilities a chance to show they are people, too. At the event, co-sponsored by the Accessibility Resources Center...

Volunteers shave it off at first “Brave the Shave” fundraiser

April 17, 2018

A Love of Math Led to the Classroom

April 17, 2018

Sports

Chargers Baseball Midseason Update

Kenny Sorrentino, Business Manager

April 21, 2018

The New Haven Chargers baseball team is on fire this year. Currently with a record of 25-6, the Chargers are ranked #16 nationally according to the National Collegiate Base...

Deborah Buff Named New Women’s Basketball Coach

April 9, 2018

Tennis Kicks off Spring Season

April 9, 2018

MLB partners with Facebook to broadcast games

April 9, 2018

Entertainment

TWLOHA Hosts Benefit Concert

Nicole Rivera, Contributing Writer
April 10, 2018

Thursday night (April 5), To Write Love On Her Arms (TWLOHA) hosted their sixth annual benefit concert which included performances from Crystal Clear who opened for the headlining band Keep It Quiet. Both bands had the audience jamming out to their performances, and everyone seemed to be having a great time. Crystal clear had also played last year at the benefit concert, Shayne Esposito, preside...

Spotify Weekly: Shuffle Into Spring

Sabrina Chang, Contributing Writer
April 6, 2018

It’s time for you to do some spring cleaning and make room in your music library for these new electronic dance music hits. This playlist features some of the most popular jams of the season! FRIENDS -- Marshmello & Anne-Marie Marshmello, famous for creating electronic music hits while staying masked, has collaborated with English singer, Anne-Marie, to bring this upbeat jam that has everyone dancing along. Let Me ...

Spring Weekend Lineup Includes A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie and Cheat Codes

Corina Rodriguez, Staff Writer
March 29, 2018

SCOPE announced that this year’s Spring Weekend will feature comedians Chris DiStefano and Nicole Byer, and musical guests Cheat Codes and A-Boogie wit da Hoodie. The weekend will kick off with a concert performance by A-Boogie at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, April 27, in the Beckerman Recreation Center, followed by an after-party with DJ trio Cheat Codes. Saturday will include a 90s theme carniva...

Shawn Mendes Releases Two New Singles

Lauren Cohen, Staff Writer
March 25, 2018

In late March, Shawn Mendes changed his social media profile pictures to a light pink and fans knew he was teasing something. Not only did he release his first single “In My Blood” on March 22, on March 23, hours later he released a second single “Lost In Japan.” “Wanted to give you another song,” Mendes posted to Instagram, in regards to “Lost In Japan.” Fans are freaking out over the two songs, and can�...

Lucy Hale Stars In New Drama “Life Sentence”

Lauren Cohen, Staff Writer
March 25, 2018

Lucy Hale stars in the CW’s new show, Life Sentence, which aired on Wednesday (March 7). The show follows Hale’s character Stella as she has to adjust to her new life cured of terminal cancer. Living everyday like it was her last she was not prepared for the good news of having a second chance at life. “I think Stella is such an important character. She’s someone that I want to aspire to be ...

Valuable Picasso Print Worth $50,000 Stolen

Thalia Rodriguez, Staff Writer
March 6, 2018

A rare and valuable original Pablo Picasso print worth an estimated $50,000 was stolen from a Milwaukee art appraisal shop a few weeks ago. Bill DeLind, the owner of the art appraisal shop says his business partner noticed the original 1949 print was missing on Feb. 16, according to Fox News reports. The original print was signed by Pablo Picasso in green crayon in the lower right hand corner...

Despite Potential State Weed Law, No Change in School Policy

President Kaplan on Diversity in University Faculty

New Policy Changes Scope of Double Majors

Deborah Buff Named New Women’s Basketball Coach

Survey: Students Don’t See the Innovation in Parking Loss

The Money Behind Athletics and Where it Goes

Conn. Residents Call for Change in March for Our Lives

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