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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

Has COVID-19 instilled a fear of the outdoors in us?

Amanda M. Castro, Managing Editor April 27, 2021

As we were thrust into a “new normal” a little over a year ago, it has been difficult to ease out of that, back into the “old normal.” Masks, face shields or hand sanitizing stations at every corner...

Deconstructing Taboos: The value of academia

Deconstructing Taboos: The value of academia

Cam Garden and Isabelle Hajek April 27, 2021

For most students, the value of academia is highly regarded as the ultimate sign of success. Even more so, the definition of higher academia has become muddled with economic propositions that directly...

TW // April 24th reminds us of a normalized fear

TW // April 24th reminds us of a normalized fear

Isabelle Hajek, Staff Writer April 24, 2021

What were you doing on April 24, National Rape Day? I fear this is a question that my kids will one day ask me. And what makes that notion so profoundly sad is I will be able to give them an answer: I...

Should students be punished for things that they do or say outside of the university?

Should students be punished for things that they do or say outside of the university?

Amanda M. Castro, Managing Editor April 13, 2021

In 2020, a University of New Haven alumna made controversial comments about the Black Lives Matter movement via Instagram direct message in the midst of the protests against police. The university suspended...

Deconstructing taboo topics: Religion as a power structure

Deconstructing taboo topics: Religion as a power structure

Isabelle Hajek and Cam Garden April 13, 2021

Religious freedoms have long been debated across the globe to justify power struggles and war. As they work in society presently, most governmental and cultural structures rely heavily on religion as a...

College Burnout: Why you’re feeling unmotivated

College Burnout: Why you’re feeling unmotivated

Kristen Marcus, Opinion Editor April 13, 2021

As this semester comes to a close, the motivation to complete work seems nonexistent. Students are tired and just want to relax. Without a spring break this year, many are feeling the effects of burnout...

Deconstructing taboo topics: Their function in society

Deconstructing taboo topics: Their function in society

Isabelle Hajek and Cam Garden March 29, 2021

Restriction of language and conversation is instrumental in all forms of societal control. Such restrictions range in formality from written sedition laws to socially constructed norms. Taboos are the...

Teleconferencing software could become a post-COVID normal

Teleconferencing software could become a post-COVID normal

Isabelle Hajek, Staff Writer March 29, 2021

Zoom and similar teleconferencing software have been popularized in various industries because of COVID-19 pandemic policies. Businesses, medical practices and entertainment, among other industries, have...

The problem with affordable healthcare: it exists

Amanda M. Castro, Managing Editor March 29, 2021

Disclaimer: This article is considered a piece of satire meaning that it is not to be taken literally or seriously. Free healthcare is necessary. At the ripe age of 12, I was diagnosed with type one...

College students should get vaccine sooner rather than later

Tyler Wells, Staff Writer March 29, 2021

As of March 22, over 10 percent of the U.S. population has received all doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. Many states have faced difficulties in fulfilling distribution plans and having a completely efficient...

Every U.S. adult must be vaccinated by May 1: Why this is critical to reopen

Every U.S. adult must be vaccinated by May 1: Why this is critical to reopen

Tyler Wells, Staff Writer March 29, 2021

In a year of never-ending dark moments amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, a light has been cast on the path out: a vaccine. After appearing to be a far-off reality earlier in the pandemic, it is now becoming...

Instagram is dying: The fall and evolution of Instagram

Kristen Marcus, Opinion Editor March 29, 2021

Instagram was once a great social media platform specifically tailored for users to share photos of everyday life with friends and family. However, today, it has transformed into a free, revenue-generating...

The Drain

The Drain

Kiana White March 15, 2021

Tired, exhausted, and overworked The feeling as if the world is passing you by Week by week, day by day, step by step The feeling is so unreal like I’m living in a dream Is it me or do you feel...

Look at how much can change in a year’s time

Look at how much can change in a year’s time

Elisa D’Egidio, Staff Writer March 15, 2021

Mar. 9, 2020, I was sitting in the Bixler/Gerber Quad, enjoying the spring day, where students could be seen sitting together, catching up on work and getting a breath of fresh air. The afternoon was...

TW// Smash or pass? The culture of violence in sex

Isabelle Hajek, Staff Writer March 9, 2021

Smash or pass? Those are seemingly the only two options in the current culture of hook-ups and little-to-no commitment relationships. The way in which people refer to sexual acts is commonly violent in...

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