“Wish you all a Happy New Year, and best of luck on this Semester!” - Tyler Salovin

Positives: I don’t know about the rest of you, but I am sure glad to be back at UNH. I know we all gripe and complain about it while we are here, but once we leave, it seems it’s a whole different...

Word of the week: algid (al’-jid) adj. chilly, cold. [from Latin algidus, from algere “to be cold.”] Fact of the week: Mario, of Super Mario Bros. fame, appeared in the 1981 arcade game, Donkey...

Finally, it’s the end of the semester!  And finishing off the semester, there were some really great SCOPE events from Weekends, Film, and last but not least Day Programming. Film had a great week...

As children, the one thing we looked forward to during Christmas was the arrival of one person who snuck into our houses late at night, bringing presents of all sorts to put under our trees. This person...

With Christmas, New Year’s Eve, and the end of the semester around the corner, there are plenty of reasons to toast the night away… for those of us 21 and older, of course! However, a night of clinking...

“Best of luck on Final Exams, Happy Holidays, and enjoy your Winter Break!  See you all next year.   :D” - Tyler Salovin

The Positives: I’ve been going to Snowball since my freshman year, and I have to say, as always, it was amazing: fun, food and drinks galore. One couldn’t have asked for a better night, especially...

Word of the week: gat (gat) n. a natural or artificial channel or passage. [probably from Dutch, literally “hole,” akin to Old English geat “gate.”] Fact of the week: It would take 11 Empire...

The Gal: Courtney Faber - Class of 2011 Courtney Faber is a senior at University of New Haven. She is Forensic Science major with a concentration in biology. She is really outgoing and is currently...

The nominees for the 2011 Grammy awards are out! As per usual, this year’s list includes the usual combination of great nominees and total surprises. With 109 different categories covering pretty much...

Thanksgiving break was amazing! But SCOPE has been busy, both before and after break. There were a bunch of things going on right before break, and we wasted no time getting back into the events after...

Some 100 people, many of them seeking religious freedom in the New World, set sail from England on the Mayflower in September 1620. That November, the ship landed on the shores of Cape Cod, in present-day...

With the holiday season upon us and a few million Thanksgiving calories consumed, I can already feel my jeans getting snug. The season of indulgence is here, and so is the overabundance of high-calorie...

“Put on your yarmulke, here comes Chanukah So much funukah, to celebrate Chanukah Chanukah is the festival of lights, instead of one day of presents, we have eight crazy nights!” - “The...