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The Charger Bulletin

The Student News Source of the University of New Haven

The Charger Bulletin

The Student News Source of the University of New Haven

The Charger Bulletin

The “Holiday” You Missed Over Thanksgiving Break

Adam Relkin, Contributing Writer December 10, 2024

The last few days of November give us a few holidays that we all know about, Thanksgiving, Black Friday, Hanukkah and for some people the beginning of Christmas spirit. But what if I told you about one...

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CAPS Program offers strong support for student athletes

Aniya McDonald Perry, Contributing Writer December 10, 2024

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...

To transfer or not to transfer: An inside look at transferring as a student athlete

Elyssa Bower, Contributing Writer December 9, 2024

Perspective College sports offer an exciting, demanding environment for student-athletes such as Karly King and Emma Cretella, who play lacrosse for the university. King graduated from Stonehill...

Bronny James on the court

Bronny James’ future in professional basketball

John Massaquoi, Contributing Writer December 9, 2024

Perspective In the 2024 NBA draft, Bronny James was drafted as the 55th pick in the second round to the Los Angeles Lakers. James was drafted after his first year of college at the University of South...

Millions sit idle right next to campus

Alex Soto, Campus News Editor November 25, 2024

The university’s outdated facilities webpage says the school has spent more than $250 million since 2019. The university’s spending is no surprise. It has never stopped growing since the university...

New process for direct deposit requests

The Payroll Office November 4, 2024

Due to an increase in fraudulent requests to change employees’ direct deposit elections, the Payroll Department will now require employees to verify their identity prior to processing any changes in...

A look into injured student-athletes mental health

Mikaela Motz, Sports Editor November 4, 2024

In a study of Division I football players, 33% of injured athletes suffered from severe mental health symptoms. Whether a junior high, intramural, collegiate, or professional athlete, many struggle...

Implicit Bias: the foundation of stereotypes and micro (and macro) aggressions

Ariana Telesco, Contributing Writer October 28, 2024

In my basic communication course, COMM 1130, we began to learn about the concept of bias. Although we are all familiar with it, you may not realize how problematic it can be until you see it in action....

History professor recognizes Native American Heritage Month

Clifford J. Dudley, Contributing Writer: Professor October 28, 2024

The month of November is laden with important dates. All Saints Day, the end of Daylight Savings Time, Veterans’/Remembrance Day and this year our Election Day shares the same date as Guy Fawkes Day...

Henry C. Lee Institute of Forensic Science

Students will take a trip to the UK to find Pocahontas’s body

Faith Arcuri, Managing Editor October 14, 2024

The forensic science department is planning a trip to the United Kingdom to search for the body of Pocahontas. In 1607 the Virginia colony sailed from England and established the first permanent settlement...

A student’s perspective on the impact of bad professors

Hannah Loosman, Contributing Writer March 18, 2024

“I’m just at a loss,” said Caitlyn McNally, a junior at the university. “I just don’t know what I can do.” McNally is unhappy with a professor this semester. She says she has spent more...

Exemplary student-athlete Michael Celatka balances responsibilities with dedication

Adam Sigal, Contributing Writer March 4, 2024

Being a student-athlete is a significant amount of work, whether it's competing in sports, managing schoolwork, or striking a balance between the two. A day in the life of a student-athlete can seem pretty...

#15 Paige Garrett talking to the team, West Haven, Oct. 7, 2023.

A look into COVID-19 eligibility for New Haven student-athletes

Erin Smith, Politics Editor March 4, 2024

Paige Garrett and Kat Trammel moved to the University of New Haven in Aug. 2020 to start their collegiate field hockey season. A deadly virus was reshaping the world and on March 30, 2020, in the middle...

Snow day, snow problem!

Hannah Loosman, Contributing Writer February 19, 2024

Snow days should be preserved as days without a thought about school. Growing up, snow days were about shoveling the driveway with my mom and hanging out with friends, before the implementation of virtual...

Kelli Jacobson talks to her team, West Haven, Oct. 1, 2023.

What comes first: mental health or winning?

Erin Smith, Politics Editor February 19, 2024

Wake up at 4:30 a.m. Be on the field at 5:45 a.m. Practice for two hours. Eat breakfast. Shower. Go to classes. Eat dinner. Go to team study hall. Sleep. Repeat four more times this week. That is the...

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