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The Charger Bulletin

The Student News Source of the University of New Haven

The Charger Bulletin

The Student News Source of the University of New Haven

The Charger Bulletin

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Myatt Center kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month

Alex Soto, Campus News Editor September 23, 2025

The raising of the Hispanic Heritage flag last Monday marked the start of a month-long celebration. The celebration of Hispanic Heritage has taken place since 1968 after President Lyndon B. Johnson...

The denim marketing war: Gap vs. American Eagle

The denim marketing war: Gap vs. American Eagle

Natalia Lizak, Arts & Life Editor September 23, 2025

Jeans are a staple clothing item in many wardrobes. From styles to brands, many have specific preferences when finding the perfect pair of denim, and a brand that fits those preferences. Denim commercials...

Field hockey goes 0-5 after two game weekend

Field hockey goes 0-5 after two game weekend

Skylar Griffin, Associate Editor September 16, 2025

On Friday, the New Haven field hockey team hosted their first Division I matchup against the Sacred Heart University Pioneers. The stands were packed for the Chargers’ home opener, but the Pioneers came...

Chargers secure first D1 win over Albany, 24-17

Chargers secure first D1 win over Albany, 24-17

Adam Sigal, Staff Writer September 16, 2025

This weekend, the Chargers traveled to Albany, New York, at Tom & Mary Casey Stadium to take on the University of Albany Great Danes. In a much-anticipated game, and the largest crowd the Chargers had...

University remembers 9/11 victims, 24 years later

University remembers 9/11 victims, 24 years later

Alex Soto, Campus News Editor September 16, 2025

Last Thursday marked 24 years since the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks. The Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks saw the hijacking of four commercial planes by Al Qaeda terrorists. Two of those planes were...

Remember the tween years? They've disappeared.

Remember the tween years? They’ve disappeared.

Ashley Craig, Contributing Writer September 16, 2025

There was once a time where being between the ages of nine and 13 felt like living in a cultural world that was all your own. Tweens weren’t quite kids anymore, but they weren’t expected to act like...

The future lies with the people

Erin Smith, Editor-in-chief September 13, 2025

Our democracy was built on free speech, or the idea that any person has the right to say what they want to say without fear of backlash. College campuses, in particular, provide a space where young adults...

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