I, like nearly all of my peers, have a Twitter account. I don’t use it though. But believe me, I try! It’s not that I can’t understand the technology or interface. I just don’t understand the point. I...

There was quite a ruckus this past Wednesday when students entered the Office of Student Activities complaining that they had been denied a free fountain drink refill at lunch. Through a boisterous Facebook...

Last week sparked the crucial moment in the election season where people begin caring for the first time, or hopelessly drop out of the race entirely. It is also the time when people with little to no...

Only a few short days after the dedication of Bergami Hall, President Kaplan gave an exclusive interview to The Charger Bulletin regarding the acquisition of former Hubbell Electronics headquarters to...

I consider myself an iPhone veteran…kind of. I didn’t make the switch from BlackBerry until the “4” came out, but I’ve broken enough screens to go through three of them (I once dropped the iPhone...

Planning has recently begun regarding Amtrak’s new high-speed rail, proposed to extend from Washington D.C., through Philadelphia, Manhattan, Hartford, and Boston. The Connecticut section would include...

UNH recently announced that according to a recent survey by RateMyProfessor.com, we have been ranked among the Top 25 universities nationally. While I understand that any positive press is well, positive...

Through its comprehensive experimental education mission, the University of New Haven has offered its students many prospects to enhance their college experience through internships and study abroad opportunities. Over...

THE ELM CITY REVIEW The Elm City Review is an organization at the Unviersity of New Haven, under the English Department, whose goal is to spread the importance of literature and other creative works...

It’s only September, however graduation seems to be on the mind of every member of the class of 2013. At the Sept. 7th meeting of the Undergraduate Student Government Association (USGA), UNH President...

As much critical analysis there has been throughout the centuries, I think it can be generally agreed that it’s hard to find fault with George Washington. Our long revered, first president is the hallmark...

I’m a registered Independent, but for my entire life I’ve been leaning Democrat at a 179 degree angle. In my youthful naivety, I’ve wanted to believe that there are Americans out there who care...

Studying abroad just became a whole lot more accessible for UNH students. The university has opened its first international satellite campus in picturesque Prato, Italy. Prato, which has its roots in...

Remember in middle school and high school, when the incoming freshmen would arrive on campus and we would all think to ourselves, “They’re so little!! Were we ever this young??” (Well, I’ve never...

Positives: -So many renovations and construction projects took place over summer recess. I am so looking forward to coming back to larger, more effective spaces and a redesigned Jazzman’s café! -FINALLY...