“An individual encapsulated in quicksand; breathing out of a straw, and the only ones giving him oxygen are his family, friends and at times, birds and other creations of God through faith –– that...
As the 19th Amendment flag flapped in the wind outside of the Marvin K. Peterson Library, the voices of some of the powerful women on campus cut through the brisk March air to elevate their peers and bring...
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...
After a catastrophic series of earthquakes that devastated the populations of Turkey and Syria, the University of New Haven came together to do their part and send over supplies. Leading the civil engagement...
Lauren Slingluff, the new library director at the University of New Haven, has a wall lined with a shelf of books of different genres and time periods, ranging from “War and Peace” to “The Canterbury...
With the spring semester underway, students are already beginning to make plans for their summer and fall schedules. One of the most rewarding experiences that the University of New Haven has to offer...
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In light of the heightened quantity of off-campus events involving student safety and well-being, it becomes paramount for local authorities to provide information to...
The university’s Grubhub partnership began in 2020 at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, where students could not gather to sit inside any of the campus dining locations. In order to keep retail locations...
The Black Lives Matter flag currently flies over the German Club on the East side of campus for the second year in a row, following the flag raising ceremony hosted last Wednesday.
That morning, numerous...
Food truck fans can rejoice, as campus’ favorite food truck, The Plate, is opening a new restaurant right across the street from the university.
The Side Plate will open beneath the Atwood apartments...
With the conclusion of the Martin Luther King Jr. Recognition Awards, the spring semester looks to continue the awards season with two more sets of nominations now available.
The Faculty Excellence...
In an email sent out on Jan. 23, Associate Vice President of Facilities Louis Annino announced that the electric vehicle charging stations which have been under construction since before winter break are...
