Since its establishment 121 years ago, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) remains America’s largest civil rights activist organization, expanding by over 2,200 branches,...

In a year where overwhelming racial unrest has taken place in the U.S. and in the University of New Haven’s own backyard, increasing faculty diversity has become a priority this year for college campuses...

Before the spring 2021 term began, the University of New Haven made the decision to cancel spring break to prevent students from traveling and possibly returning to campus with a COVID-19 exposure. The...

Because of a shift to online learning and other issues caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the University of New Haven has enacted new academic policies, including ones outlined by the New England Commission...

On Jan. 6, the nation watched as supporters of President Donald Trump rioted in Washington D.C., storming and looting the Capitol building. In the following days, several University of New Haven staff...

As government officials and staff members sheltered themselves from the violence on Jan. 6, smoke-filled air, broken glass, pro-Trump signs and rioters filled the streets and interior of Washington D.C.’s...

This was a semester like no other. Students had to adjust to campus life amid a pandemic. This called for new guidelines such as online or hybrid classes, online events and limited social interaction. Since...

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the University of New Haven shifted to, approximately, a 30 percent remote learning format in order to “minimize any disruption of the academic calendar and student...

As part of the Student Committee of Programming Event’s (SCOPE) Comedy Week, actor, writer and comedian John Mulaney appeared in a Zoom webinar, where he answered questions submitted by students. The...

‘Meet the Chargers’ kicks off with Gabriela Garcia-Perez, a first-year business analytics major from Guilford, Conn. and a member of the women’s soccer team, donning the number 27 shirt for the “Blue...

As 2020 comes to an end in all of its glory, the U.S. Presidential election is just another additive to mental health struggles for the students on campus. According to a BioMed Central study on the...

Anticipation of the 2020 presidential election has been prominent among students since their return to campus in Sept. Throughout their weeks here, there have been multiple university forums and recognized...