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The Charger Bulletin

The Student News Source of the University of New Haven

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The only thing Americans hate more than a felon is a woman of color

Elisa Broche, Contributing Writer November 25, 2024

When Kamala Harris became the first woman of color to serve as vice president of the United States, it should have been a moment of collective pride for the nation. She broke barriers, not just as a woman...

Tyler, The Creator’s ‘Chromakopia:’ A new chapter in color and sound

Alexis Dawkins-Maldonado, Arts & Life Editor November 18, 2024

With each album, Tyler, The Creator has defied expectations as he reinvents himself, and establishes a unique musical voice that blends genres, influences and personal exploration. His newest album,”Chromokopia”,...

Turkey is no longer the main dish on Thanksgiving, side dishes have taken over.

Ninamarie DeMennato, Campus News Editor November 18, 2024

What’s on your Thanksgiving table? Turkey on Thanksgiving was made popular by Sarah Josepha Hales in her 1827 novel “Northwood”. The book includes a chapter dedicated to New England Thanksgiving...

Donald Trump point out to crowd at Palm Beach Convention Center on election night

America has chosen and they chose wrong

Skylar Griffin, Associate Editor November 11, 2024

On Wednesday morning, millions of Americans awoke to the news that America would rather elect a convicted felon, than a woman. Millions of women and girls woke up to find out that their families and...

Campus traditions: How to make up a new one for free food

Alexis Dawkins-Maldonado, Arts & Life Editor November 4, 2024

Satire As the semester unfolds, college students will inevitably find themselves navigating a labyrinth of classes, exams and endless assignments. Yet amid this chaos, there’s one universal truth:...

Go Volunteer: You Should Work for Nothing

Anne Lee, Contributing Writer October 28, 2024

Volunteering is free work, so why would anyone do it? While in high school, I felt like volunteering had no point. My experience with volunteering was standing around, waiting for people to tell me...

Freshman Year: A Real-Life Simulation of ‘Survivor’

Alexis Dawkins-Maldonado, Arts & Life Editor October 28, 2024

As the leaves begin to change and the campus begins to buzz with the excitement of a new academic year, one undeniable truth emerges: freshman year is less about mastering the art of college and more like...

Maxcy Quad in the fall

Things to do on campus during fall break

Natalia Lizak, Contributing Writer October 14, 2024

The University of New Haven is on fall break next Monday and Tuesday, but not all students living on campus have the chance to go home. Here are some things to do on or near campus this break. With...

The impact of wrongful convictions on the country

Charmair Lloyd, Contributing Writer October 14, 2024

An innocent man died on Sept. 24, 2024, in Missouri. His name was Marcellus Williams. 524,000 people signed a petition to stop the lethal injection, and more than 40,000 calls were made to Governor...

No, Haitian immigrants are not eating animals in Springfield

Adam Relkin, Contributing Writer September 16, 2024

Recently, allegations that Haitian immigrants have been stealing and eating animals such as geese, ducks, cats, and other animals have been coming out of Springfield, Ohio. The issue got more attention...

Let’s turn the page: Debate Recap

Jackson Chambers, Contributing Writer September 16, 2024

Former president Donald Trump and Vice Pres. Kamala Harris faced off Tuesday night, in what may be the only presidential debate before the election. Republicans and Democrats, divided in their beliefs...

College Tips from an Ex-Commuter: Surviving First-Time Commuter and Dorm Life

Delia Cass, Contributing Writer September 16, 2024

College can be a rough new chapter in anyone’s life. Stepping into a new world full of new people in a new place learning a million new things can be overwhelming. I know that’s how I felt when I got...

Charlie the Charger. Erin Smith and Faith Arcuri at the Involvement Fair, West Haven, August. 30, 2024.

The Start of a New Year at the Charger Bulletin

Erin Smith, Editor in Chief September 9, 2024

The Charger Bulletin is back, and we are ready to share stories, educate people and act as the go-between with the institution and student body. Some of you may have seen our blue boxes outside of buildings...

The importance of mental health on a college campus

Ashley Sullivan, Contributing Writer April 29, 2024

Behind the world of social gatherings and academic validation, the silent epidemic of mental health challenges plagues many students. As students arrive at college for the first time, they may find themselves...

The university must divest from war and genocide

Mason Smith, Contributing Writer April 29, 2024

It has been more than 200 days since Oct. 7. Since then, at least 34,000 Palestinians have been killed at the hands of the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), more than half of whom are women and children. Most...

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