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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

ACL injuries: A path of strength in women’s lacrosse

Elyssa Bower, Contributing Writer March 4, 2025

For female athletes, an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tear can turn one wrong move or collision into a season-ending injury. Some athletes at the university know this split second well. Senior...

The not-so lavish life of a student athlete

Timothy Lewis, Contributing Writer March 4, 2025

Whatever you might think, being a college athlete is not as glamorous as you may think. Unless an athlete at a power five Division I program such as the University of Alabama or a Division I school...

Are university mental health services meeting student needs?

Ashley Craig, Contributing Writer March 4, 2025

With anxiety, depression and academic stress reaching unprecedented levels, the demand for mental health services among college students has surged. At the University of New Haven, Counseling and Psychological...

A look into the student-run Charger Bulletin News

Michael Crowley, Contributing Writer February 25, 2025

Charger Bulletin News, “CBN”, is a student-run news broadcast at the University of New Haven. Students are given the opportunity to brainstorm, write and anchor the show. Since the spring of 2024,...

Baby seal found on streets of New Haven

Adam Relkin, Politics Editor February 25, 2025

On the New Haven streets on Sunday, Feb. 16, residents saw an unusual sighting that gained the Elm City national attention. A 28-pound grey baby seal was found on the corner of Chapel St. and East St....

Winter Guard practicing in the Beckerman Recreation Center

University Winter Guard reaching new heights

Emily Lavoie, Multimedia Editor February 18, 2025

The University of New Haven Winter Guard has seen significant support from the university over the past year, which has helped the team begin their competitive season on the right foot. Last spring,...

Where will graduate students live next semester?

Taralyn Andes, Contributing Writer February 18, 2025

My girlfriend, Holly Dvorak, has just begun the university’s graduate forensic biology program. Securing her position in the program was a grueling process, and she had to make some sacrifices to concentrate...

Tech CEOs impact on the government

Gabriella Pinto, Contributing Writer February 18, 2025

Pres. Donald Trump has received support from several leaders of the tech world. CEOs of some of the largest social media industries have been making changes to their apps, leaning into the conservative...

Are we prepared on campus with safety protocols?

Natosha Howard, Contributing Writer February 4, 2025

The sharp rise in school shootings has forced universities across the nation to confront an unsettling question: Are we prepared for an active shooter situation? According to the Gun Violence Archive,...

Lo Que Le Pasó a Hawai’i: Bad Bunny’s Anthem Against Gentrification in Puerto Rico and Latin America

Elisa Broche Lopez, Horseshoe Executive Editor February 4, 2025

In his latest single, Lo Que Le Pasó a Hawai’i, Bad Bunny doesn’t just offer another reggaetón hit for fans to vibe to—he pens an anthem of defiance and awareness. Through the pulsating beats and...

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...

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