The city of West Haven has been working closely with the university for the past three years discussing the plans for the new luxury shopping complex set to open in fall of 2019.
“Myself and the developer...
Chazz Mair, Contributing Writer
• September 20, 2017
The LBGTQ+ community gathered in New Haven recently to celebrate sexual orientation and gender diversity at the 20th Pride New Haven.
The festivities started Sept. 15 at the New Haven City Hall and...
Chazz Mair, Contributing Writer
• September 3, 2017
On September 2, the West Haven community and the University of New Haven came together for the third annual WestFest. Kicked off by residents and students throwing packets of powered paint at each...
Meghan Mahar, Arts & Entertainment Section Editor
• May 18, 2017
May 13 was a rainy day in New Haven; from the early morning to late evening, the city was damp with intervals of heavy downfall.
On College Street, this weather did not faze anyone. Walking towards...
Over 3,000 people marched in the New Haven March for Science on Earth Day. Many gathered in Washington D.C. and across the country to bring awareness to science and the dangers of budget...
Billy Sakmann, Sports Section Editor
• April 15, 2017
New Haven’s professional sports drought is set to end very soon. The Elm City Express, a third tier soccer team in the National Premier Soccer League will soon be playing home games in Yale’s Reese...
Transgender students of Connecticut public schools will not be effected by President Trump’s decision to repeal all federal protection for students using the locker rooms and bathrooms that match their...
The Engineering Science University Magnet School located on the University of New Haven's campus officially opened to students on Tuesday, February 28. UNH President Steve Kaplan, New Haven Public Schools...
Meghan Mahar, Arts & Entertainment Section Editor
• February 28, 2017
According to Entertainment Weekly, 8.9 million viewers watched the season finale of HBO’s Game of Thrones. Here’s some comparison: Israel’s population is approximately 8.06 million and Austria’s...
Protesters took to City Hall in New Haven on Thursday evening to protest the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) recent surprise home raids. The protesters gathered in front of the public building...
Melina Joseph, Contributing Writer
• February 7, 2017
Protesters marched from Wilbur Cross High School to the New Haven Green, in an effort to show their solidarity with refugees and immigrants.
Signs displayed messages such as “Build bridges, not walls,”...
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...
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...
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...
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...
