People walking past the Myatt Center for Diversity and Inclusion on Thursday evening heard music streaming out and Diversity Peer Educators dancing. This was all done to reel people in to participate in...
The Bucknall Theater on Sept. 12 was quiet except for the Fall 2023 play’s actors milling around and helping Meg Savilonis, an associate professor for the division of performing arts and department of...
Despite the wind this past Friday, the Muslim Student Association (MSA) gathered together and welcomed the community members to a remembrance vigil held to commemorate the victims and lives lost in the...
Despite the windy and cloudy day, students and staff still showed up to the Kathy Zolad Stadium on Sept. 15 to witness the raising of the Hispanic-Latinx Heritage Month flag that will start the month’s...
September is Suicide Prevention Month, which paves the way to shine a spotlight on issues surrounding mental health and the value of supporting those in crisis. The Student Committee of Planning and Events...
Presley DePugh, Arts and Life Editor
• September 11, 2023
Completing schoolwork and keeping up with jobs and extracurriculars can be overwhelming, whether you’re a freshman, a senior or someone in between. Relaxing in your room might not be enough to decompress,...
Young Democratic Socialists of America (YDSA), previously known as the College Democrats of America, is a campus organization with the goal of bringing activists together and raising awareness regarding...
The University of New Haven has taken another step forward toward recognizing diversity within the community with the introduction of a ripe new student organization: the Nepalese Community Club (NCC)....
There were no brakes on the Gravy Train on Friday night with the North Campus parking lot filled with a herd of U. New Haven students sporting cow print cowboy hats as the sun set over West Haven.
BbyMutha...
Honors presentations and capstone projects are rolling around with the semester’s end coming soon. Students in the Department of Art and Design were able to display their honors projects at the Seton...
Sunny days with warm weather spell out the perfect time for outdoor events. Last Tuesday’s pleasant forecast paved the way for Founder’s Day to take place.
Multiple events were held throughout the...
Students walked into the German Club this past Wednesday and were delivered a phenomenal performance with powerful music when student musician Ace Turk held his first headliner. Once he told the DJ to...
A myriad of students took to the runway to display clothing lines by select designers while the Charger Gymnasium was filled with music to send the audience back in time. These models represented the university’s...
The Charger Gymnasium is typically reserved for winter sports such as basketball, volleyball and many more. The room was transformed into a fabulous space, with lights dimmed save for purple lighting to...
Perspective
The University of New Haven Theater Department put on four performances of the musical “Godspell” last week. The play tells stories from the Bible, specifically tales from the Gospel...
