The Charger Bulletin prides itself in upholding free speech and wants to reiterate the importance of serving as a platform for student voices. In fact, we are no stranger to the publication of op-eds (opinion...

What other university requires students to plop a half sheet of printer paper on their dashboard, especially with the information on where they go to school stamped across the top? Most normal universities...

The university prides itself in its small, intimate community. We push the idea of Charger pride, of the tight-knit nature of our students and the accessibility of our resources. With this in mind, we...

The start of the new year is exciting, with prospects of fresh starts, fulfilled resolutions and personal growth. We at the Bulletin encourage you all to seize the opportunities that come with the turning...

With a campus as small as the one at the University of New Haven, how do students go about seeking community? With sparse options for connections, the inherent pressure placed on each one does not generate...

The University of New Haven Police Department (UPD) released their annual Security and Fire Safety Report earlier this month. Following a detailed rundown of definitions and legal guidelines for the...

Suicide Awareness Month has come to a close, but this doesn’t mean that suicidality suddenly evaporates until next September. The need for essential conversations doesn’t stop when the calendar turns...

At age 23, your graduate degree is worth more than $11,000. At 23, you’ve probably spent more than $11,000 on survival necessities alone. At 23, your life is most certainly worth more than $11,000. At...

You survived your first week of classes. Whether this was your first year riding on the “Welcome Wagon,” or if you pulled your car into campus with a countdown to May 12, you’ve kicked off another...

Students anxiously awaited the Spring Weekend announcements for this year, particularly the yearly headlining artist. However, it took a long time before any word of possible artists were even given to...

Accepted Students Day marks a moment toward the end of the school year where the university community can begin looking toward the next generation of students coming to New Haven. It allows us to celebrate...

New England winters can be harsh and unforgiving. New Haven winters in particular can be random and annoying. Either way you look at it, winter is always a long period of cold, gray and gross days. Now,...

The dining services offered on campus are ever changing, with new additions like Moe’s being welcomed every few years. Now, with a growing student population, it is good to reevaluate our dining and...