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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 winners and losers of Election Day locally and nationally

Adam Relkin, Politics Editor November 11, 2025

On Election Day, Americans across the country made their choices at the ballot box, and decided who their leaders would be. But, what were the results? In West Haven, incumbent mayor Dorinda Borer won...

William Campbell & The Invasion of New Haven, 1779

William Campbell & The Invasion of New Haven, 1779

Professor Cliff Dudley, Guest Writer November 11, 2025

One of many important aspects of November is honoring our veterans. But were you aware that there is a veteran’s monument near the university, and it is not for an American veteran? Across from the main...

Leaked offensive messages in Young Republican group chat sparks outrage

Adam Relkin, Politics Editor November 3, 2025

On Oct. 14, messages from a group chat of Young Republican chapter leaders nationwide were leaked by Politico. The group chat contained thousands of messages that included language that was racist, sexist,...

A preview of Election Day and what to expect locally and nationally

A preview of Election Day and what to expect locally and nationally

Adam Relkin, Politics Editor November 3, 2025

The first Tuesday in November is one of the most important days of the year in the United States, it’s Election Day. One of the most important civic duties that Americans hold is exercised on this day,...

University response to shooting disappoints student body

University response to shooting disappoints student body

Alex Soto, Campus News Editor November 3, 2025

Last Monday, an incident on Emma St. left students disappointed with the University Police Department (UPD). 911 dispatchers received several calls before 10:50 p.m. that night for a reported shooting....

Trump administration ends 12 clean energy related projects in Connecticut

Adam Relkin, Politics Editor October 28, 2025

Following the start of the government shutdown at the beginning of the month, the Trump administration canceled projects nationwide, such as those related to clean energy that had previously been approved...

Peaceful protest of No Kings Day spread across the country

Maya Pacheco, Contributing Writer October 28, 2025

The No Kings Day protest reached across all 50 U.S. states along with international territories on Saturday, October 18th, as a reaction to decisions made by the Trump admin. No Kings Day is a peaceful...

Maya Pacheco, Contributing Writer October 14, 2025

Family members said goodbye to their loved ones as Connecticut National Guard troops embarked on Operation Spartan Shield mission to the Middle East. Approximately 200 Connecticut National Guard troops...

Watch your step! Spotted lanternflies are all around

Lauren Tominus, Contributing Writer October 14, 2025

Here’s a riddle: What’s everywhere on campus, likes trees and crunches when you stomp it? There have been more and more spotted lanternflies at the university, and they cause damage to the plants around...

Michigan church shooting leaves four dead and eight injured

Maya Pacheco, Contributing Writer October 7, 2025

The FBI allocated 100 agents to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints building in Grand Blanc Township, Mich. following a shooting on Sept. 28. Four people were killed and eight were injured...

UN declares Israel’s actions in Gaza genocide and nations recognize Palestine

Adam Relkin, Politics Editor September 30, 2025

The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) has released a study that concludes that Israel’s actions in Gaza since October 2023 meet the criteria for genocide. Since the Oct. 7, 2023, attack...

Discussions over First Amendment Rights occur amid “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” situation

Adam Relkin, Politics Editor September 30, 2025

The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution has been regarded as the most important amendment as part of the Bill of Rights because it helps pave the way for democracy to function. The five components...

The university furthers its expansion throughout West Haven

The university furthers its expansion throughout West Haven

Alex Soto, Campus News Editor September 30, 2025

The former CVS property at 252 Orange Ave, now owned by the University of New Haven, has sat idle for over a year but will soon receive a makeover. This comes as the university’s plans for the site...

Nepal’s is having its version of a Gen Z Arab Spring

Nepal’s is having its version of a Gen Z Arab Spring

Adam Relkin, Politics Editor September 23, 2025

After protests that could be compared to the French Revolution and the Arab Spring, Nepal’s government collapsed last week after officials implemented a ban on 26 social media platforms. The ban included...

Connecticut’s homeless population continues to grow

Adam Relkin, Politics Editor September 23, 2025

For the fourth year in a row, Connecticut’s homeless population grew by almost 10%. A report released earlier this month showed that 3,735 people in Connecticut are experiencing homelessness, approximately...

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