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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

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...

The cover of Taylor Swift’s newest album, “The Tortured Poets Department.”

Put the pen down… and do it swiftly

Mia Adduci, Editor-in-Chief April 22, 2024

A double album complete with 31 songs that summarize how it feels to break up with your middle school boyfriend — Taylor Swift has really done it again. If anything, the woman is truly an inspiring reminder...

The cost of overconsumption

Zaria Dickerson-Parker, Contributing Writer April 15, 2024

A ding sounds and your home screen powers on. Your Amazon package was delivered. It may be the fourth one this month, but it is okay because everything you bought was something you could justify purchasing...

The cover of "Quiet on Set." The documentary displaying the downfalls of child television.

The heartbreaking truth behind childhood stardom

Emily Lavoie, Multimedia Editor April 15, 2024

I always wished I could be on Disney or Nickelodeon when I was a kid, from the iconic Disney Wand clips to watching the Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards. As if my life depended on it, I yearned to find a...

Ashley Sullivan poses in front of Beckerman Recreation Center, West Haven, April 6, 2024.

Accepting your flaws is part of your growth

Ashley Sullivan, Contributing Writer April 8, 2024

Living with a skin condition has given me a superpower, but I don’t think anyone wants this particular power. From yards away, I know I am being stared at. The beach in the summer, shorts at the gym...

Is this the America you're dreaming of?

SCOTUS bans DEI, suddenly everyone is a white man

Mia Adduci, Editor-in-Chief April 1, 2024

Satire As DEI programs in many states have been shut down, others aiming to preserve the protection of diverse members of academic and professional communities have taken to try and earn legal protection...

Isn't this the perfect place for a graduation ceremony?

Get ready for another perfect graduation ceremony

Ashley Sullivan, Contributing Writer April 1, 2024

Satire Attention, everyone! Come one, come all to the cut-rate 2024 University of New Haven ONE SIZE FITS ALL graduation. Please make your way to the 10x20 football field suitable to fit a million...

Getting around the university: The amazing shuttle system

Zaria Dickerson-Parker, Contributing Writer April 1, 2024

Satire This university has one of the best shuttle systems I have ever seen, better than the MTA -- and that is coming from a New Yorker. Unlike regular transportation systems, the university shuttles...

Give it up bro, you're wrong.

Best ways to deal with mansplaining

Skylar Griffin, Sports Editor April 1, 2024

Satire Welcome to your personal how-to guide on mansplaining, the art of silencing and talking over women – because in the end, men just always know better. It is the best way to get your point and...

They don't actually like each other.

Surviving the soap opera of shared living spaces

Valentina Ortiz Elian, Contributing Writer April 1, 2024

Satire The hallowed walls of residence halls, where dreams of academic success collide with the harsh reality of shared living spaces and the everyday struggles of young adults. The college experience...

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