Last Tuesday, a number of organizations including Young America’s Foundation and the Yankee Institute sponsored a lecture and Q&A session in Bucknall Theatre with North Korean defector and author, Yeonmi...

On Friday, the Office of Graduate and International Student Life (OGISL) held its Soup-A-Bowl fundraiser in the student dining section of The Marketplace. The event cost $10 to attend and allowed students...

Recent housing policy changes at the University of New Haven (UNH) have left upperclassmen frustrated and looking for alternatives. The school recently reassigned Celentano and Dunham Hall-- traditionally...

The University of New Haven hosted its annual Martin Luther King Jr. ceremony to honor his legacy and contributions to the Civil Rights Movement last week. The theme of the celebration this year was “The...

With the spring semester starting and our campus welcoming new students, The Charger Bulletin would like to offer advice and resources. As this is many students’ first time away from home and navigating...

The University of New Haven is strengthening support for the mental well-being of student-athletes through its Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) program. As more student athletes recognize...

Recently, student ambassador and marketer Matthew Zaino created a video displaying Marketplace Chef Kenny Langston’s specialty cooking. Zaino had a strong instinct that the post would do better than...

The Allingtown Volunteer Fire Association doesn’t just help their community, they bring holiday spirit, too. On Saturday, the Allingtown Volunteer Fire Association (AVFA) took over the Allingtown...

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...