The University of New Haven Dance Team took the Charger Gymnasium by storm as they flooded the room for their spring showcase on April 2.
The team of 32 dancers put on a production that synthesized...
In just one year, the Muslim Student Association (MSA) has made its presence known at the University of New Haven since its virtual beginning on March 15, 2021. From World Hijab Day celebrations to interfaith...
Are you looking for a nightclub to spend your Friday nights with friends, but haven’t been successful? Well, I've got the perfect place for you. For the past 50 years, Toad’s Place in New Haven has...
As the university community moves into the second half of the semester, staff and students have recently returned from Spring Break to welcome an optional mask policy introduced by the COVID Task Force....
The University of New Haven is implementing a new class schedule that will include more courses scheduled to meet on Fridays.
This is a departure from the school’s current method of holding classes.
The...
The Hazell Nut Café is a student-run business that will reopen on campus after spring break, after a near two-year hiatus from the COVID-19 pandemic.
The staff and community at the café are excited...
University of New Haven students, especially those in campus residence, frequently stop at the “C-Store,” connected to Sheffield Hall often for quick access to necessities such as food, drinks and...
“There is no typical day,” said Naval Criminal Investigative Services Agent Melvin Ramos, as he guest spoke for the American Criminal Justice Association (ACJA) last week about the processes surrounding...
The University of New Haven's Commencement Committee has announced it would no longer hold winter commencement ceremonies, and students aren’t thrilled.
According to the campus-wide email announcing...
For decades, America has celebrated the women who have fought for their rights, education and families to make this world a better place during Women’s History Month. Among the women at the University...
On Feb. 25, an email from Dean Ophelie Rowe-Allen invited the university community to join a speaker series from the College of Arts and Sciences and Department of National Security, discussing the warring...
On Feb. 24, the Career Development Center (CDC) hosted a virtual STEM Career Fair, featuring representatives from 50 different local and nearby companies, including Yale New Haven Health, New York State...
The Student Committee of Programming Events (SCOPE), is a student-led organization that includes five committees: Public Relations, Entertainment, Novelty and Variety, Charger Excursions and Spirit and...
Imposter syndrome, otherwise known as the imposter phenomenon, is prevalent in high-achieving people, specifically women, and among college students. The syndrome is loosely defined as “doubting your...
On Feb. 24, the Undergraduate Student Government Association (USGA) and the Myatt Center for Diversity and Inclusion hosted an open forum to facilitate discussions about performative activism. Danielle...
