Voting in college can be stressful. Students have a lot of things to worry about, finishing
papers, writing labs, studying for exams, and getting everything together to vote may not
be your top priority....
This is the first presidential election our generation will be able to vote in, and our
options are between an uneducated oompa loompa and an untrustworthy liar. This is
supposed to be an exciting...
On Friday, October 28 students could be seen running all over campus, in a frenzy searching for clues and answers. The Honors Student Council held their annual, campus wide, Halloween scavenger hunt.
This...
Last week was Ally Week for U.N.H. PRIDE. They tabled in Bartels every day, each day
with a different theme and activity geared towards helping students become better
allies. Discrimination and bullying...
On Saturday, October 15,from 10am-12pm, many UNH students participated in the
Allingtown clean-up. This clean-up has been bringing UNH students into the
community around them for years now. Organized...
Since Sheriff David Clarke spoke out on October 5 about University of New Haven rescinding his invitations to an event for the Henry C Lee Institute of Forensic Science there has been many different opinions...
When did our generation lose the ability to be considerate human beings? We act like everyone else is below us, but why? When did it become cool to completely disregard the people around you?
College...
Police brutality is an epidemic sweeping the country, and while many stories are being heard, many more are being silenced. So far this year 736 people have lost their lives to police brutality. 320 of...
On Friday September 1 from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. in Bucknall Theatre Sigma, Iota Alpha Inc. held their second annual Señor SIA Pageant. Members from all male fraternities across campus were invited to...
Seton Gallery opened its doors for the first time this semester on Tuesday, September 27 and, from 4-7pm welcomed both faculty and students to peruse the art displayed. While students and faculty viewed...
We’ve all had that one professor (and if you haven’t you will soon). You know that professor, he either made your blood boil or he was your favorite, for only one reason. The pass/fail professor.
There...
On Tuesday, September 20, at 7:30pm, the Caribbean Student Association hosted a ‘Transitioning into College’ night to provide helpful advice to both freshman and transfer students. Freshman through...
Last Weekend, September 16-18, was PRIDE Weekend, hosted by Pride New Haven. The first pride event, just of a short rally on the New Haven Green, was in 1998 and continues to brighten New Haven annually...
Last Saturday, September 17th, was Lambda Alpha Upsilon’s (LAU) annual Condor BBQ, an event that has been going on since 2011; in previous years it has been a carnival but, due to recent budget issues,...
Last week was Solidaridad Week for Hermadad de Sigma Iota Alpha Inc. (SIA) with various events, all with the goal of educating and promoting unity on campus.
“Solidarity is a main goal of SIA. Unity...
