Positives: Thank goodness for Fall Break! The time off gave students the time to prepare for upcoming midterms and exams. This is also a good time to remember that the library has begun 24/7 hours of...

Exactly 20 feet from the Charger Plaza on Campbell Avenue, it’s hard to miss the dozens of cigarette butts littering the sidewalk on your way out of the parking lot. Walking up the stairs near Bethel...

When students walk by John and Leona Gehring Hall, President Kaplan said, “they will know what it means to give back. Sept. 20 at 11:30 a.m. marked the dedication ceremony of John and Leona Gehring...

For the past four years, the build-up toward senior year has seemed slow-paced at best. But when I woke up for my last first day of school as an undergrad, it finally hit me---I’m graduating....I’m...

Like many, I found myself anxiously watching Miss America 2014 last Sunday night. Although I kept my fingers crossed for Miss Connecticut, I’m happy to see that the talented Miss New York, Nina Davuluri,...

They’re long, tan and gleaming in the sunlight—two practically perfect, cylindrical objects posed at a slanted angle. One may look in the background and spot a tropical paradise or a swimming pool....

College “is where it starts,” said President Kaplan on the importance of the student vote. With the West Haven Democratic primaries fast approaching, Kaplan and other UNH administrators are encouraging...

This summer, the Office of Information Technology officially launched a new security initiative to better safeguard student data on campus. The Network Access Control, an appliance made by a company...

I’ll start off first by giving a big welcome back for all returning UNH students, and an even bigger welcome to the incoming class of 2017! It’s hard to believe almost four years ago I was in your...

The Charger Bulletin, the official student newspaper of the University of New Haven, was awarded a Second Place Award by the American Scholastic Press Association (ASPA) for receiving top scores in the...

Well, here it is…the last issue of the Charger Bulletin for the year. It’s an odd feeling to tell you the truth. No more editing, no more article lists, not spending my Sunday afternoons cooped up...

Popularity. It’s something I’m sure everyone has dealt with since middle school. Our social existence was defined by this simple term, and it separated us into groups of similar status. There are many...

By the time this issue is published, it will be March 13 which, according to my calendar of wacky facts, is Ear Muff Day. This is the first time I’ve ever heard of such a holiday, but somewhere in the...

On Thursday, Feb. 28, the University of New Haven became one of only 80 schools in the world to participate in the first-ever Student Engagement and Philanthropy Day, organized by the Council for Advancement...

Culture is an important aspect of any society; in the United States, we have the unique opportunity of being surrounded by countless groups of people who stem from all corners of the globe. I, myself,...