Halloween came early at the University of New Haven as children from the West Haven area dressed as superheroes, mermaids, unicorns, cats, angels and more filled the outside of the Charger Gymnasium on...
On Oct. 27, the University’s Dean of Students office hosted a panel event on Domestic Violence in Underrepresented Populations, paying homage to October being Domestic Violence Awareness month. The event...
Stephen Gangi, Contributing Writer
• October 26, 2021
Imagine the emotions and feelings that follow a summer day as you lay on the beach with a good book. Most people call this happiness. This experience relates to how each season is known to affect one’s...
Kelly Adkins, Student Life Editor
• October 26, 2021
Ghosts, spirits and investigations–oh my! While spooky season is just a season for some, for the Paranormal Investigation Research Organization (PIRO), it is year-round. Often mistaken for a “you do...
Saige Batza, Contributing Writer
• October 26, 2021
We are officially midway through the fall semester; with the Homecoming events and midterms in the rearview, many of these events have forced students to reflect.
Many freshmen and transfer students...
From mystery novels to crime documentaries taking over all streaming services, it is no surprise how fast true-crime podcasts have been gaining popularity. Crime-loving fanatics turning online sleuths...
It’s fall in New England, and if you’ve been here for a while, you know that it offers some beautiful and entertaining sights. With Halloween less than a week away, it’s the perfect time to cram...
Kelly Adkins, Student Life Editor
• October 26, 2021
A novel pandemic, a hurricane evacuation, the great flood and now the #CollegePlague; our university students have had quite the fall semester. The ironically-named “plague” is not only an unidentified...
If they haven’t started for you already, midterms are right around the corner. This is time to focus on not only your studies but on taking better care of yourself. Don’t wait until the night before...
On Oct. 1, the start of LGBT History month was marked with PRIDE’s annual Progressive Pride flag-raising ceremony in partnership with the Myatt Center for Diversity and Inclusion at the Kayo Field flag...
James Lande, Contributing Writer
• October 12, 2021
Although privacy is not a right directly guaranteed in the U.S. Constitution, it is still something that everybody expects to have. This is why the founders created a handful of privacy-oriented amendments...
As a closing event to round out Hispanic Heritage Month (HHM), the Myatt Center for Diversity and Inclusion hosted a chalk your flag event on the Bixler-Gerber quad on Oct. 7.
Held outside the Myatt...
October is Italian-American Heritage Month and honors the achievements, contributions and success of Italian immigrants and their descendants in the U.S. During this month, Italians are recognized for...
What’s the deal with these painted rocks in the Bixler-Gerber Quad? Unfortunately, no one knows.
The quad is outlined in big, decorated rocks representing selective recognized student organizations...
Nicole Bibeau, Contributing Writer
• October 5, 2021
Homecoming Weekend is back. From Oct. 8 to 10, students can relax, connect and reconnect with university peers.
On Oct. 8, it is the all-day homecoming virtual kickoff on social media to start Alumni...
