The New Haven women’s volleyball team continued their hot streak against out-of-conference Molloy College on Thursday night, winning in straight sets. This pushed the Chargers’ win streak to five,...
Tyler Wells, Associate Editor
• September 30, 2021
The New Haven women’s volleyball team walked away with a 3-1 victory over the University of Bridgeport on Tuesday in the I-95 rivalry. They were led by senior right-side Jessica Akiona who had a career...
Tyler Wells, Associate Editor
• September 28, 2021
The New Haven field hockey team continued their impressive start to the season on Sept. 22 with a 2-0 win over No. 9 American International College.
After a quiet first quarter for the offense, the...
As the day was filled with emotions for the university’s Family Day on Sept. 25, the day was capped off by the soccer team. After a 15-minute delayed start because of Saint Anselm University’s late...
Tyler Wells, Associate Editor
• September 28, 2021
The New Haven football team made a statement in the Elm City rivalry, upending Southern Connecticut State University 38-9. It is the 12th straight victory for the Chargers over the Owls, extending their...
In a 3-1 loss on Saturday night, the Chargers' women's soccer team fell to No. 19 Southern New Hampshire University.
In the NE-10 matchup, the Chargers hosted the Penmen, looking to turn things around...
Coming off of a 1-0 victory at Pace University, the field hockey team returned home to host No. 2 West Chester University Wednesday night at DellaCamera Stadium, but fell 1-0.
The Golden Rams showed...
Tyler Wells, Associate Editor
• September 21, 2021
The New Haven football team welcomed nationally ranked Bowie State University to West Haven on Saturday, marking the long-delayed matchup between the two schools. The Bulldogs came into the weekend as...
Varsity women’s rugby opened their first season with a bang on Sept. 6, winning a doubleheader against Manhattanville College. Starting off on a high note, they’re planning to continue the momentum...
In their conference opener on Saturday, the field hockey team did not disappoint as they defeated the Purple Knights of St. Michael’s College 3-0 to earn their first win of the season.
The Chargers...
In February, University of New Haven athletic director Sheahon Zenger announced the addition of women’s rugby as the university's 18th varsity sport. Last Monday afternoon, the program made their season...
Is the National Football League a hotbed of performative activism, or does the trade association actively–and honestly–seek to push social change? After the NFL announced in early September that players...
Exactly one year ago, campus was quiet: there were no tailgates, no prime-time games and fall sports were stunted. Fast forward to present day and everything is different: athletics are ramping up, preseason...
Yellow hard hats and construction equipment are back at the university, this time making their way up to North Campus to begin work on the university’s newest project.
With the start of the Chargers’...
The first modern Olympic Games was held on April 6, 1896, with a thousand years since the last Olympiad on the Peloponnese Peninsula in the fourth century A.D. Only four years later, women began competing...
