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Travis Scott performs during a show.

Astroworld Festival kills 10 in attendance; Sends more to hospital

Mia Adduci, Contributing Writer November 16, 2021

Performer Travis Scott’s 2021 Astroworld Festival ran from Nov. 5 through Nov. 7 in Houston, TX. On Friday night, 50,000 people were caught in a crowd surge where 10 people died and countless more were...

The outsde of the church of the Holy Spirit, were members of District One vote, Nov. 1, West Haven.

West Haven residents go vote under cloudy skies and cold weather

Samuel Weinmann, Politics Editor November 9, 2021

Perspective Despite dark clouds looming over the city and the cold weather, citizens of West Haven still showed up to vote during election day on Nov. 2. At the District One polling location, the...

The salad bar at The Marketplace in Bartels Hall, West Haven.

The supply chain disruption’s effect on university students

Tyler Wells, Associate Editor November 9, 2021

A recent notice in the University of New Haven dining halls saying that pans were now being sprayed by soybean oil was the only noticeable impact on campus of our current supply chain disruption. However,...

Mayor Rossi narrowly wins West Haven mayoral election, spurring recount

Mayor Rossi narrowly wins West Haven mayoral election, spurring recount

Samuel Weinmann, Politics Editor November 3, 2021

West Haven, Conn.—On Tuesday, West Haven Mayor Nancy R. Rossi was re-elected for a third term as mayor, narrowly beating Republican opponent Barry Lee Cohen by 24 votes. Rossi's win was declared shortly...

A person walks across a rocky terrain.

Lost and fined: New fines given to hikers needing rescue

Lillian Newton, Contributing Writer November 2, 2021

In recent years, hiking has become a favorite hobby of many, bringing over 49.7 million out to the trails in 2019 alone. With the COVID-19 pandemic, the woods were packed with people looking to escape...

A stack of newspapers lies on a table.

Can political news articles make their language more inclusive?

Samuel Weinmann, Politics Editor November 2, 2021

There is a common misconception about the meaning of inclusivity—that it only goes so far as to limit exclusion and ensure the involvement of every party within a particular activity. Inclusivity...

New updates on COVID-19 vaccine recommendations

New updates on COVID-19 vaccine recommendations

Lillian Newton, Contributing Writer October 28, 2021

This week, new COVID-19 vaccine recommendations have come in from an expert committee advising the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to authorize the use of Pfizer-BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine for five...

Dr. Stoffer,a national security professor at the University of New Haven.

National security professor gives tips on internships

Samuel Weinmann, Political Editor October 26, 2021

Howard Stoffer, a national security professor at the University of New Haven, worked in the U.S. Foreign Service from 1980 to 2005, and for the next seven years worked for the United Nations, where he...

Students walk in front of the Marvin K. Peterson Library at the University of New Haven in West Haven, Conn., Wednesday, Oct. 20, 2021.

Polls on students’ attitudes towards politics

Samuel Weinmann, Politics Editor October 26, 2021

The current decline in American political efficacy—or trust in government and the democratic process—has a negative impact on voting trends. If more adults believe that they have no voice in the government,...

The United States of ExxonMobil

The United States of ExxonMobil

Samuel Weinmann, Politics Editor October 26, 2021

Money, power and political influence are the three measures of the most successful countries—especially the U.S. Despite its success, the U.S.’s influence has limits; the amount of soft power—or...

State Rep. Michael DiMassa arrested, accused of stealing West Haven COVID-19 relief funds

State Rep. Michael DiMassa arrested, accused of stealing West Haven COVID-19 relief funds

Samuel Weinmann, Politics Editor October 22, 2021

On Oct. 20, State Representative Michael DiMassa (D–New Haven, West Haven) was arrested after a nearly two-week-long FBI investigation into the possible misuse of COVID-19 relief funds. DiMassa is...

Pfizer booster shots are now available to residential college students

Pfizer booster shots are now available to residential college students

Samuel Weinmann, Politics Editor October 12, 2021

According to a report from an FDA official on Oct. 5, individuals 18 years and older could soon be eligible for COVID-19 booster shots. While booster shots aren’t available for the general population,...

Angela Merkel at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting, 2007.

Angela Merkel loses chancellorship and contingency to SPD candidates

Lillian Newton, Contributing Writer October 12, 2021

The preliminary results are in; the Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) has narrowly won the national election held on Sept. 26, and ended Angela Merkel’s 16-year conservative chancellorship of...

Is the U.S. ready for booster shots, or is it too soon?

Is the U.S. ready for booster shots, or is it too soon?

Samuel Weinmann, Politics Editor October 5, 2021

Perspective On Sept. 21, during the United Nations’ (U.N.) 76th Session in New York, U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres said that despite the world's progress with vaccines, wealthier countries...

The Thomas Fire burns in the hills above Los Padres National Forest during a firing operation.

The scorching of Spain: September’s recent wildfire

Lillian Newton, Contributing Writer October 5, 2021

On Sept. 13, a wildfire tore through Spain’s Andalusía region, forcing an estimated 2,600 people to evacuate. The blaze has consumed at least 18,285 acres of land so far, releasing huge plumes of smoke...

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