CT DataHaven released their annual Community Wellbeing Index, which shows stark inequality in the region, yet a high quality of life. Here are some of the highlights: The Greater New Haven area has...

One large component of student life on campus surrounds the activity of student-run organizations, and when it comes to budgeting, students may feel out of the loop. Many may wonder how the Undergraduate...

Developing This past Monday at approximately 11:35 p.m., the University Police Department (UPD) responded to a reported theft in the Atwood apartment complex parking lot. According to a report sent...

Developing In an unexpected turn of events, an email from Chancellor Steven Kaplan yesterday announced that Ophelie Rowe-Allen, dean of students and chief diversity officer at the University of New...

With the university’s semesterly campus climate survey wrapped up, it’s important to match faces to student opinions about the current state of our school. The Undergraduate Student Government Association’s...

Hidden in Charger Plaza, the Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) office and its counselors have been preparing new programs and services for University of New Haven students. CAPS has been working...

Picture this: you’re spending your spring in Nashville, Tenn., nearly a thousand miles from the chilly confines of West Haven. You’re currently in the garage-turned-office of an established music executive,...

This past Friday, Undergraduate Student Government Association (USGA) President Saniyah Brinney stepped down from her position, and a motion to accept her letter of resignation was accepted. Cora Cogill,...

On Feb. 9, the Dean of Students Office released the first issue of their Wellness Newsletter. The newsletter will be released monthly throughout the semester with topics regarding “intellectual, mental,...

When most students think about getting involved on campus, that might translate to joining a few Recognized Student Organizations (RSOs) early in your collegiate career and potentially holding an executive...