Natalia Lizak, Arts & Life Editor
• February 25, 2025
With ten Academy Award nominations, including Best Motion Picture of the Year, Brady Corbert’s “The Brutalist” is making a name for itself during this year's award season. However, the film’s use...
In a world where viral dances, trends and memes are as much a part of daily life as checking the weather, the recent and potential future ban of TikTok in the U.S. has left millions of users scrambling...
Natalia Lizak, Arts & Life Editor
• February 25, 2025
Norwalk Connecticut resident Alex Morsanutto was the first assistant director of the 15 minute film, “A Lien,” which now faces hopes of winning an Academy Award.
Directed by brothers Sam and David...
The university’s Aero Club hosted a lecture recently in the Peterson Auditorium with guest speaker Michael Ambrose, who spoke about Sikorsky, aircraft manufacturing, his experiences and future plans...
Kylie O’Neil, Contributing Writer
• February 25, 2025
An act that would allocate $33.5 million to the state Department of Housing could help New Haven’s homeless population.
“This is a statewide problem, and we need a statewide solution. We cannot rely...
Since the start of Pres. Trump’s second term in the White House, various lawsuits have been filed against executive orders he has signed due to concerns regarding the legality of them. One of these lawsuits...
As the month comes to a close, so does this year’s Black History Month. This February, a number of events were hosted by organizations on campus such as the Myatt Center and Black Student Union in honor...
Emily Lavoie, Multimedia Editor
• February 18, 2025
The University of New Haven Winter Guard has seen significant support from the university over the past year, which has helped the team begin their competitive season on the right foot.
Last spring,...
Timothy Lewis, Contributing Writer
• February 18, 2025
On Saturday, the University of New Haven Chargers’ track and field team competed in the Yale Giegengack Invitational.
New Haven had an all-around great day as multiple Chargers put up stellar numbers...
Last week, the Chargers faced off against the Pace University Setters and won the conference game, 49-45.
After four straight losses, the Chargers were able to break their losing streak after a late...
Taralyn Andes, Contributing Writer
• February 18, 2025
My girlfriend, Holly Dvorak, has just begun the university’s graduate forensic biology program. Securing her position in the program was a grueling process, and she had to make some sacrifices to concentrate...
Pres. Donald Trump has received support from several leaders of the tech world. CEOs of some of the largest social media industries have been making changes to their apps, leaning into the conservative...
On Thursday, the New Haven Chargers secured a thrilling 79-68 victory over the Bloomfield College Bears. The game marked a crucial cross-conference matchup between the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference...
Natalia Lizak, Arts & Life Editor
• February 18, 2025
Pop star and actress Ariana Grande is standing up for young musicians and actors by asking labels to grant weekly therapy appointments in their contracts.
A young star herself, Grande embarked on her...
On Feb. 2, after winning the Grammy award for Best New Artist, Chappell Roan gave a speech calling for record labels to provide their signed artists with better healthcare and financial support.
“I...
