The University of New Haven’s African student population represents 17 different African countries, with 199 African students enrolled in the university. In order to celebrate these students and their...
The Commuters Association held one of the first commuter events called “Mold and Mingle” on Tuesday, Nov. 19. The event featured air-dry clay, allowing attendees to make clay figurines while chatting...
Warren Mulston, a 101-year-old World War II combat veteran who undertook 52 missions as a radar navigator with the Ninth Air Force, was awarded an honorary doctorate at the university’s 23rd annual Veterans...
President Jens Frederiksen and other members of the university’s leadership, including the provost, leaders of the One Stop Student Services held a town hall meeting in Bucknall Theater to discuss any...
On Wednesday, Nov. 6, a ribbon cutting event was held at the new commuter student lounge located in the old campus bookstore. The event highlighted and appreciated the struggles of commuter students through...
On Oct. 30, the honors section of Principles of Communication, COMM 1130, hosted guest speakers in Maxcy Hall to discuss the rising issue of banning books in libraries across the country. Guest speakers...
On Nov 1, speakers and students gathered at the German Club to celebrate the start of Native American Heritage Month with a flag raising. Kenneth Notarino-Jeffrey, assistant director at the Myatt Center...
On Oct. 7, University of New Haven’s business students hosted an event as a tribute to Jeffrey Hazell and his student-run cafe, Hazelnut Cafe. The Charger community was present at the event such as...
There has been continuous fighting between Israel and Hamas in Gaza since Oct. 2023. Some of the university’s recognized student organizations (RSOs) put together a peaceful protest in the Maxcy Quad...
It has been six weeks since the start of the academic year, students are adjusting to a new normal and the university is prepared to help students with this transition and provide specific resources.
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October is LGBTQ+ history month, celebrating the LGBTQ+ community and its history of gay rights and other related civil rights movements.
Developed in 1994 by Missouri high school history teacher Rodney...
Natalia Lizak, Contributing Writer
• September 30, 2024
Perspective
Pop star Sabrina Carpenter kicked off her Short n’ Sweet Tour this week in Columbus, Ohio, and she did not disappoint. This is Carpenter’s first arena tour and she has left a significant...
Anne Lee, Contributing Writer
• September 30, 2024
From Sept. 24 to Sept. 26, the Financial Wellness Program held its yearly program, Scholarship Savvy, in the Moulton Lounge. Topics covered in Scholarship Savvy included where to apply, how to write a...
Rush Week at the University of New Haven (UNH) is an exciting time for all involved. Marking the beginning of the recruitment process for all Greek Life organizations on campus, this semesterly event brings...
National Hispanic Heritage month was first celebrated in 1989 when former president George H.W. Bush enacted it into law for observation throughout the country. The month spotlights Hispanic Americans’...
