Christine Blasey Ford testified on Capitol Hill in front of the Senate judiciary committee, and many in the public eye believe that her testimony against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh was credible....
No one should ever see their childhood heroes or role models let them down.
Unfortunately, that was the case for America’s favorite television father, comedian, actor and author, Bill Cosby. In 2014,...
Penelope Lane, Contributing Writer
• September 25, 2018
The confirmation hearings of Brett Kavanaugh are becoming reminiscent of those made 27 years ago for current Supreme Justice Clarence Thomas.
Anita Hill is a retired attorney, and currently works as...
Having five to six classes can be overwhelming for students, especially on top of working, extracurricular activities, and trying to have a social life.
But some professors seem to care little about...
When you think of an internship, it’s usually associated with no pay, long hours, and coffee runs.
But the experience I gained is one that I will cherish.
Over the summer, I received the opportunity...
“Believe in something. Even if it means sacrificing everything.” This phrase was meant to inspire and motivate people for the 30th anniversary of Nike’s iconic “Just Do It” campaign. But behind...
Before Freshman and Sophomores arrived on campus, USGA had campus events running different. Charger Connection was there, but not really used and Facebook events would be passed around by word of mouth....
Non-conformity is number 1 on my list of things to avoid at all costs. So when it came to changing my appearance to potentially advance my career, I found myself conflicted, unmotivated, and disappointed....
Recently, more than 90 people overdosed on K2 in New Haven. K2 is a form of synthetic marijuana.
Although there are reports that the drug has positive effects like improved mood, relaxation, and certain...
I am not a journalism major, and still The Charger Bulletin is my favorite place. Much to my English teachers’ dismay, I never wrote for my high school paper. But I was still able to make a home here...
The issue of not being able to afford school is an issue that students sometimes face alone.
Over the summer this is an issue that I faced.
Financial aid adds to the many decisions we have to make...
Hello, Everyone! My name is Parker Johnson and I have recently been elected into the role of President Elect for the Undergraduate Student Government Association! A little bit about me, I’m a rising-senior...
In October of 2014, I called my mom, on the verge of tears, and told her I wanted to come home. I went in the stairwell of the third floor of Bixler Hall so my roommates and entire hallway didn’t have...
In the era of social media, your personal business becomes everyone’s business. And if you are in the public eye, it’s even worse. It’s your friends, family, and the rest of the world who get to...
Although 150 credits is a lot for an undergraduate student to take on, raising the standards to achieve a double major is a good thing. The university has set students up for success and those who do obtain...
