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To continue idling in silence is secondhand manslaughter

Editorial Board September 18, 2023

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...

To new beginnings, from the middle

Editorial Board September 12, 2023

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...

Feb. 11, 2020

The colors of classes

William Hinck, Staff Writer September 11, 2023

As the new semester begins and students make their slow trudge back to school (with the exception of freshmen whose spirits have not yet been broken), one question comes to mind: “What color notebook...

The absence of grief

Justin Coviello, Campus News Editor July 5, 2023

Nobody ever wants to grieve, because grieving for another means a small part of you dies along with it. The little pocket in your brain where you store memories of that someone probably won’t ever grow....

My final column

Lindsay Giovannone, Columnist May 2, 2023

If you have ever flipped open The Charger Bulletin to page six and got upset over something I wrote, you’ll love this column: my last one. I stressed over my final 500 or so words being the legacy...

One last push

Editorial Staff May 2, 2023

We have all made it. With the calendar flipping to May, finals are upon us bringing the welcomed glimpse of summer. It has been an exciting year, not only for our organization but also the university as...

A “shot” at life

Hiral Karelia, Contributing Writer May 1, 2023

As a student of public health, I often ponder over health inequity and how these barriers can be reduced. Even before the pandemic, the world experienced health inequity due to many reasons, including...

These things got me through college

Mariah Towles, Contributing Writer May 1, 2023

As I bid the University of New Haven adieu and prepare to roll all of my belongings out of a dorm for the last time, I wanted to make a list of my favorite things that got me through my time as an undergraduate...

We deserve some bang for our buck

Faith Arcuri, Contributing Writer May 1, 2023

Online classes should be offered at a discounted price at the University of New Haven, considering they already offer online programs such as accounting and homeland security for less than conventional...

Don’t be like me

Justin Coviello, Campus News Editor April 25, 2023

While I worked as an orientation and transition leader this past summer during the university’s student orientation, advising and registration (SOAR), one of the biggest pieces of advice that I gave...

The lack of student input on Spring Weekend

Editorial Board April 25, 2023

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...

Reflections on college

Lindsay Giovannone, Columnist April 25, 2023

In less than three weeks, I will cross the stage at the Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater to receive a piece of paper that verifies I know some stuff about history and other things. Because of the college...

The view from 96 miles

The view from 96 miles

Mia Adduci, Managing Editor April 19, 2023

It was 10:49 a.m. when the first screenshot hit my feed. A photo of a photo of a fragmented notice from my hometown: A stolen Honda CRV; two “individuals;” potentially some weapons. Talk about an...

The flag outside of the library remains at half-mast, West Haven, April 16, 2023.

The flag flies at half-mast

Mason Smith, Contributing Writer April 18, 2023

I was walking to my workplace when I saw the flag at half-mast which I assumed was for mourning the loss of the five people killed in the Louisville bank shooting and the one person killed in the Jefferson...

What anxiety means to me

William Hinck, Contributing Writer April 18, 2023

Anxiety is something that I feel everyone has experienced in their life. Whether it’s stress before a big test or something more existential, anxiety is a part of us. Now, there is a difference between...

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