The Charger Bulletin

Saying goodbye

Samantha Mathewson May 6, 2015

I can’t believe I have reached this point in my collegiate career: I am editing my last issue of The Charger Bulletin, I have run my last track meet, and this is my last week of undergraduate classes...

The last step

Elissa Sanci May 6, 2015

One of the very first things I did when I walked on to this campus nearly four years ago was ask how I could be part of The Charger Bulletin. I was very involved with my high school newspaper, and I’ve...

Quality over Quantity

The Charger Bulletin May 6, 2015

By ANONYMOUS Quality over quantity. We’ve all heard this phrase before, but the older I get the more I see the importance of it in my relationships. Every year, I notice my circle of friends growing...

Sinking Fast

The Charger Bulletin May 6, 2015

By ABRAHIM ORABI CONTRIBUTING WRITER [email protected] ––––––––––––––––––––– When does a tragedy cease to resonate? I only ask because today, one hundred...

Riding the Yak: Finding Your Herd Through Social Media

Ashley Winward May 1, 2015

You’ll find it on pretty much the majority of student’s phones here at UNH; the little blue icon with the cuddly looking yak. YikYak, since its creation two years ago, has been the hot app on college...

A new way of signing in

Courtney Brooks April 29, 2015

I received a request from a fellow student to address an issue at UNH that I’m sure most of you have dealt with at least once. It may not seem like a big issue, but when it happens to you, it is...

Cards needed for consistent gym access

Gabby Nowicki April 29, 2015

Here’s the rundown: you head to the gym, pumped for a workout only to realize you forgot your student ID. You approach the front desk in hopes that the customer service attendant will be able to...

Library resources

Samantha Higgins April 29, 2015

All of us know about going to the library to print our papers for classes or work with study groups before a big exam. Some students take advantage of additional services, like the CLR tutoring or...

Apple Watch: Time wasted

The Charger Bulletin April 29, 2015

By ABRAHIM ORABI CONTRIBUTING WRITER [email protected] Did Tim Cook always dress like that? Something tells me that a little piece of the real Tim Cook dies each time he puts on a matte grey...

Varying viewpoints on Spring Weekend ticket sales

Courtney Brooks April 22, 2015

Spring Weekend is perhaps the biggest event of the year at the University of New Haven, bigger than Homecoming, Alumni Weekend or any other weekend set aside for student activities. Spring Weekend is so...

Varying viewpoints on Spring Weekend ticket sales

The Charger Bulletin April 22, 2015

By ERIC ST. AMAND CONTRIBUTING WRITER [email protected] –––––––––––––––––––– To the disgruntled Spring Weekend students, Over the past week, I have...

The WPE

Samantha Higgins April 22, 2015

We’re all required to take the WPE to graduate. For those of you who don’t know, that’s the Writing Proficiency Examination. If you ask me, it’s more like a Waste of Precious Energy. We...

The problem with society

The Charger Bulletin April 22, 2015

Standing up for what you believe in is never easy, but it is even harder when your beliefs come with some sort of negative connotation from society. Anyone who knows me knows that I have very strong beliefs...

Taking flight

Courtney Brooks April 8, 2015

Everybody is afraid of something. You can ask any human being on the planet his or her biggest fear because without a doubt, he or she has one. If he or she tells you otherwise, just walk away because...

Fear of failure

Alyssa MacKinnon April 8, 2015

How often do we quit before we have given something a chance? How often do we write off some experience or some new thing because we are scared, that we will not do well enough, that it won’t be as we...

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