The familiar squeak of sneakers, the echo of bouncing basketballs and the chatter of athletes warming up fill the gym every day. Construction crews move in and out, carrying equipment, painting walls and...
Ashanty Ramos, a junior biology student, arrived on campus this spring overwhelmed. It wasn’t an overload of schoolwork that was stressful, but everything that came with being a transfer student.
“I...
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...
Snow days can mean adjusting from in-person to online classes, preparing for the snow day before the snow storm hits and can lead to having great memories. This can make for a great snow day.
According...
“We’ll keep in touch!”
Every student says that to a friend from school. The promise often falls short once students get home. As campus empties and everyone slips back into their home routines,...
People act as if college seniors should have jobs, plans and their entire future figured out the second they graduate. But that's not reality for most.
Just ask Maddie Doc, a student-athlete and a...
Daylight saving time has its roots as a wartime measure to preserve efficiency, but its continued use in the United States has raised concerns about its impact on health.
“Spring forward” and “fall...
Kalel Testa, Contributing Writer
• December 2, 2025
Freshman Mike Luzietti has been feeling the strain since the moment he stepped on campus. A health science major and member of the lacrosse team, Luzietti began playing lacrosse in his sophomore year of...
It’s the end of the semester, and no matter their area of concentration, students are stressed.
“Because a lot of my stress does come from the classes outside my major, like math and all that,”...
Since 2015, Olena Lennon has been an adjunct professor at the University of New Haven teaching both National Security and Political Science. Born in Ukraine, she originally first came to the U.S. over...
For decades, New Haven football built its name on grit and Division II dominance. So what does Division I have in store for the Chargers?
The University of New Haven started a new era. This summer,...
Every new semester, college students debate if professors with thick accents should teach courses packed with technical material.
It’s a touchy subject. Some students claim that accents make it...
The current freshman class is one of the largest in the university’s history, leading to significant changes to the housing process. Implemented in the spring, these adjustments have resulted in some...
Ashley Craig, Contributing Writer
• November 3, 2025
As the NBA faces one of its biggest scandals, headlines have focused on the star names involved, but a deeper story lies behind that involves organized crime and a gambling network that stretches far beyond...
Kalel Testa, Contributing Writer
• October 28, 2025
The toughest opponent student-athletes face isn’t always on the field or in the game. It’s the constant challenge of balancing academics, practices and personal life.
“In ‘student-athlete,’...
