Amber Cholwea, Community Engagement Editor
• February 14, 2023
For decades, celebrities have been coined as “sex symbols,” artists admired for their “conspicuous sex appeal.” But is this really what they want to be known for?
Throughout the years we have...
As a person who wants a romantic relationship but can’t find one, Valentine’s Day kind of sucks. Jealousy and bitterness rise whenever I hear people talking about date plans and gift ideas, raising...
As a news publication, we hold to the idea of free speech and we try to serve an important role in offering it to all.
Every week, our Opinions section strives to be a microcosm of the public discourse...
I wish that we lived in a world where gender simply did not exist. Gender expression and sexual identity–– as much as we’d like to think have become points of societal nuance–– are ages behind...
Stephen Gangi, Executive Business Manager
• February 7, 2023
When you have the ability to take a trip, what factors come into your decision making? Is it the cost? Could it be the excitement of traveling someplace new? Or do you consider the stories you’ve heard...
The University of New Haven prides itself on diversity: it promotes its Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) events until we’re sure the fingers of the administration will fall off from typing so much....
On Saturday a Chinese balloon was spotted floating over Montana. The Pentagon stated that the balloon had been in U.S. airspace for “a couple of days” and was “attempting to survey strategic sites.”...
Stephen Gangi, Executive Business Manager
• January 31, 2023
The study abroad experience can be a period of enlightenment for any student who decides to venture out beyond the boundaries of their home and into a new world. Whether a particular student has already...
I identify as a feminist but I will not sit idly by while a movement I am proud to be part of promotes ideals that I deem regressive or even gross. Thoughts that have become rampant in some feminist circles...
Being a student at a medium-sized university can lead to feeling disconnected from the decisions being made behind the scenes. Decisions that affect the daily operations and activities of students on campus....
Charging children as adults is contradictory.
In Thompson v. Oklahoma, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) overturned the death penalty for people under 16 years old. William Wayne Thompson...
A common scenario for a University of New Haven student: you walk into the Marketplace. You are with your friends and ready to have dinner. You fill your plate with a standard meal: chicken and string...
No other man on television fascinates and disgusts me quite like Tucker Carlson; there’s just something about him. His Fox News show, "Tucker Carlson Tonight," is a trainwreck that you can’t help but...
On Thursday, the United States House of Representatives voted to pass a bill (258-169) that would protect same-sex marriage and interracial marriage by codifying it into law. The bill now moves to President...
Lately I’ve been wondering something: Would younger me be proud of who I am now? Would my younger self from 2021, 2020, 2010 or even 2005 still see a reflection of themselves? Would my younger selves...
