Suicide is one of the leading causes of death in the United States and it is on the rise as nearly 50,000 people died by suicide in 2022.
Last week, the university observed Suicide Prevention Week with...
Haiden Leach, Contributing Writer
• April 21, 2024
For many people, the day they look forward to most is their birthday, Christmas or Halloween.
This is not the case for fans of Taylor Swift. The day they have all been waiting for the past several...
Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month celebrates Asian American students as part of the university’s goal to recognize diversity and all races, ethnicities and cultures – but it does so...
The University of New Haven’s student-run record label, Rein Records, released information that their next signing will be with up-and-coming, Massachusetts-based artist Brian Costa, who goes by B.Co...
This week’s faculty profiling focuses our attention on Professor Janet Garcia-Hallet, author of Invisible Mothers, Unseen yet Hypervisible after Incarceration, published in 2022 and assistant Professor...
“The Kitchen Table” is a series of photographs by Carrie Mae Weems that explore the journey of Black women.
Throughout the 20 palladium prints and 14 screenprints, the table remains the same....
Beginning March 10 and ending Apr. 9, Muslims worldwide celebrate Ramadan. Taking place in the ninth month of the Muslim calendar, Ramadan is a holy month of fasting, beginning and ending with the crescent...
Women’s History Month has been celebrated in the United States since March 1987 as a time when women across the country are recognized for their contributions to the country.
According to U.S. News,...
Resident advisors (RAs) help maintain peace and order in different dorm buildings across campus. They are who resident students go to when they need to complain, ask a question or just have a conversation...
On Friday, the Undergraduate Student Government Association (USGA) held the Phenomenal Women’s Celebration, which honored female students, staff and faculty workers. To mark Women’s History Month,...
There may be no other English professor quite like Randall Horton.
The title of his award-winning book, “{#289-128}: Poems” includes his Maryland Department of Corrections number. Randall Horton...
Bruno Volonte, Contributing Writer
• February 26, 2024
Streaming services, podcasts and social media have shifted the landscape and approach of the media, but do people still listen to the radio?
Bruce Barber, long-time Connecticut radio host and general...
As Black History Month draws to a close, the NAACP chapter at the university hosted their two major final events of the month, the Young, Black and Gifted Cafe, as well as the Inspire and Aspire Banquet,...
As the school year progresses, clubs and organizations emerge and one of the most prevalent on campus is the Miss Majorettes.
Founded five years ago, Miss Majorettes is an all-Black campus dance organization...
On Friday, Bucknall Theater was filled with light, sounds, dancing, martial arts and stories as roughly 200 people came to celebrate Lunar New Year. The festivities jolted the crowd into the celebrating...
