The ongoing financial struggles within the university caused by the increased number of international students facing visa restrictions have begun to affect faculty and students. Nancy Ortins Savage,...

Practitioner in residence and multidisciplinary artist Katharen Wiese held an artist talk in Bucknall Theater on Thursday about her current exhibition on display on campus. “Hard Leisure,” an exhibition...

As we endure the spring semester, one thing is already creeping into everyone’s mind—registration. While it might not sound exciting, planning your schedule doesn’t have to be stressful. With a little...

If you remember hearing phrases in commercials during the Biden administration such as “he saved at the pump” or “save 10 cents per gallon at Exxon & Mobil,” you may want to take another look....

Roughly 2,600 gallons of oil spilled Thursday on Forest Road near campus after a car collided with a full oil tanker. A campus public safety officer at a nearby crosswalk saw the crash and called 911....

What influences a high school senior’s college decision more than food? For students with dietary restrictions, food accommodations are not only important but essential. Freshman forensic psychology...

Everything accelerates as students prepare for spring break. Long nights are spent studying for midterms, all while keeping up with classes, other assignments and everyday responsibilities. For some...

Last week, the Career Development Center (CDC) hosted its spring career and internship fair. The CDC hosts a fair every semester for students to learn more about different opportunities and experiences...

Coming off an emotional win against Long Island University on senior day, the Chargers looked to continue their streak against two NEC rivals, the Stonehill University Skyhawks and the Fairleigh Dickinson...

By late afternoon, when the sun dips low and cold wind is blowing through campus, the Bergami Center for Science, Technology and Innovation stops feeling like a school building and starts to feel like...

On Feb. 17, Unbreakable Upsilon, the university’s Lambda Pi Upsilon Chapter, held a poster making session from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. followed by a march around campus. About 20 to 30 students participated...

How do you run a war? Guest speaker Dr. Abigail Hall Blanco presented a fresh, challenging perspective on U.S. policy and what has driven endless wars worldwide at a recent speech on campus. Blanco,...

Within the next week, the university’s spring sports teams will begin their seasons and look to make history in their Division I debut. After months of preseason preparation and intense practices, the...

The men’s basketball team closed out a pivotal NEC homestand with a mix of grit and celebration, dropping a tight contest to the Central Connecticut State University (CCSU) Blue Devils before rebounding...

Students from all over the world can attend university in the United States, but as visa restrictions become tighter, it is becoming harder to enter. Under the Trump Administration and through the U.S....