Lindsey Allen, Contributing Writer
• February 8, 2017
College is supposed to be the final stepping stone into the “real world.” We choose majors that will help us hopefully enter careers that we love and take courses to educate ourselves in those fields....
Allow me to provide you with a mental exercise for your imagination.
You are standing in an airport – yes, those places many of us despise – and you are waiting to go through customs and immigration,...
Kayra Clouden, Contributing Writer
• February 8, 2017
Even with the growing understanding and continued support of the LGBTQ+ community, there are still naysayers who continue to speak negatively on any efforts made to stand in solidarity with our LGBTQ+...
January 13 marked Netflix’s release date for their television adaptation of Lemony Snicket’s famed children’s series A Series of Unfortunate Events, in which three seriously unlucky orphans, Violet,...
On February 1, Milo Yiannopoulos, a famous (or infamous) provocateur and senior editor of Breitbart News, planned on holding a speaking event at UC Berkeley where he was going to mock the concept of “cultural...
Karina Krul, Student Life Editor
• February 3, 2017
How do you do your taxes? Or manage a checking account? Or set up direct deposits at a bank? What even is a mortgage? I couldn’t tell you, but I could tell you how to find the area of circle or recite...
In August 2016, I received my housing assignment for the fall semester at the University of New Haven. I discovered that I would be living in Bergami Hall and sharing a suite with one of the Resident Assistants....
I am an Iranian graduate student, studying and working as research assistant at the University of New Haven. During my first year of study in the U.S., I have met great people who always are there for...
For as long as I could remember, I wanted to teach. All of my life, I knew that when I grew up, I wanted to be an English teacher. In high school, my dreams of becoming a teacher were imprinted in my mind,...
On January 20, our 45th President was inaugurated. For some, this is an unprecedented victory; for others, Trump’s victory feels like a step backward in social progression.
Our nation now eagerly anticipates...
At seven in the morning on Saturday two of my friends and I made our way through Arlington, Virginia to board the jammed subway in our nation’s capital surrounded by hundreds of women sporting pink knitted...
My active duty military time gave me an appreciation for public service, and the opportunity to get the education that I wanted after I was discharged. My membership in national processional associations...
Can we all agree that it’s at that point in the semester where you just want it all to be over? It’s that time when you just want your homework to magically complete itself, papers are done, finals...
Destruction, pain, separation of families, and a country that was once thriving crumbled down physically, politically, and emotionally because of one man named Fidel Castro.
On November 25, 2016 at around...
As I binge watch The Walking Dead, I often trick myself into thinking that I could defend myself like Michonne and carry around a samurai sword, lead a group like Rick, and be independent like Carol. Unfortunately,...
