Skip to Main Content
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 Student News Source of the University of New Haven

The Charger Bulletin

UNH Model United Nations Wins Overseas

UNH Model United Nations Wins Overseas

Lauren Cohen December 6, 2016

This was the first international conference for our Model United Nations team. Last month at the Washington D.C. conference, the students won an “Outstanding Delegation Award,” and four students also...

World AIDS Day Hopes to Promotes Awareness and Reduce Stigma

World AIDS Day Hopes to Promotes Awareness and Reduce Stigma

Karina Krul December 6, 2016

HIV/AIDS is an epidemic that has been prevalent in our country since the 1980s. While technology and society have come a long way since then it is still a very prevalent epidemic, and one that many feel...

President Kaplan Expresses Support for DACA Students

President Kaplan Expresses Support for DACA Students

Glenn Rohrbacker November 30, 2016

~ This is a developing story, please check back for more info ~ In an email to students on Wednesday, University of New Haven President Steven H. Kaplan announced his support of the Deferred Action...

The Trump House

The Trump House

The Charger Bulletin November 9, 2016

Donald Trump was elected the 45th President of the United States of America on Tuesday night. He won the electoral vote in a nail biter race that lasted until early Wednesday morning. Many did not expect...

Your Voice Does Matter - Ask Erin Schrode

Your Voice Does Matter – Ask Erin Schrode

Samantha Reposa November 8, 2016

Ask an average 25-year-old what they are doing with their life and they will laugh in your face because odds are they are clueless. Ask Erin Schrode, a 25-year-old from California, what she is doing with...

Sen. Chris Murphy of Connecticut said on Twitter that he was prepared to "talk about the need to prevent gun violence for as long as I can."

Senator Chris Murphy: Guns, Climate and Congress

Glenn Rohrbacker November 2, 2016

June 12, 2016 will stand as a gray day in American history. Fifty people were killed in a nightclub in Orlando, with dozens more were injured becoming the worst mass shooting on American soil. Three...

Trump and Clinton Enter the Final Stage

Trump and Clinton Enter the Final Stage

Glenn Rohrbacker October 19, 2016

Wednesday night marked the final time Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton would be on stage together, at least for the foreseeable future. Moderated by Fox News's Chris Wallace, this debate was the last time...

Shailene Woodley Facebook Lives Her Arrest

Shailene Woodley Facebook Lives Her Arrest

Kimberly Trabulsi October 19, 2016

Divergent star and activist, Shailene Woodley, was arrested last week for criminal trespassing after peacefully protesting against the Dakota Access Pipeline. Woodley marched alongside hundreds of...

A Lesson in Escuela

Gabby Nowicki April 13, 2016

Escuela was recently playing at the Yale Repertory Theatre called “No Boundaries.” It was in the Iseman Theatre off Chapel Street. The play was written and directed by Guillermo Calderon, performed...

Who is ISIS?

Steven Mahoney September 10, 2014

The group known as Islamic State of Iraq and Syria executed a second American journalist, Steven Sotloff, last week in response to President Obama’s foreign policy and U.S. airstrikes in the region where...

These Paper Bullets review

The Charger Bulletin April 23, 2014

By: Jessica Leeb Contributing Writer These Paper Bullets, adapted by playwright Rolin Jones, is a modern adaptation of William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing. These Paper Bullets was performed...

Amanda Knox: What Comes Next?

Kardelen Akkus February 12, 2014

Alleged femme fatale Amanda Knox is the key to a controversy that has sparked the interest of a global community. First guilty, then not, and now guilty again: the sorrows of "Foxy Knoxy." Knox is at...

The Sochi Games: Raising The LGBT Flag

Kardelen Akkus February 12, 2014

The University of New Haven’s Institution for Social Justice along with UNH Pride held an informative social on Thursday, Feb. 6, in light of the harsh treatment of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender...

West Haven Elects Ed O’Brien as Mayor

The Charger Bulletin December 5, 2013

By: Zachary Lange Voters in the City of West Haven elected Ed O’Brien last month in what was a very close election. He beat four-term incumbent, John Picard by 80 votes.   Mayor O’Brien’s...

The Game Changer

Jenn Harrington October 23, 2013

Candidates in West Haven’s Mayoral Race Debate on Current Issue Elections for the office of Mayor in West Haven are less than a month away, and in preparation for polling, all three candidates took...

Load More Stories