The university has taken its next step in advancing higher education in global society.
The university president, Jens Frederiksen, signed a memorandum of understanding with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s...
Natalia Lizak, Arts & Life Editor
• January 28, 2025
On Jan. 19, social media app TikTok froze as it was banned for all users in the United States.
For years prior, the app’s ban had been a topic of discussion, beginning around 2020 when President...
The Myatt Center celebrated its eighth year of providing a safe haven for the student body earlier this month.
The center serves as a hub of initiatives aimed at fostering an environment where individuals...
November 5 is exactly a week away and for many people, this will be their first-time voting and they may find themselves paying attention to politics as they never have before, including interviews.
On...
On Tuesday, the New Haven Chargers hosted the Assumption University Greyhounds for their fifth conference game of the season. After a series of nine matches, three doubles and six singles, New Haven won,...
Haiden Leach, Politics Editor
• September 30, 2024
Former Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi visited the University of New Haven for an interview as part of a tour to promote her new book, “The Art of Power: My Story as America’s...
The Chargers women’s tennis team dominated the Franklin Pierce Ravens, 7-0, in their opening match last week. With a strong team performance from the start, there were a total of nine matches, three...
The New Haven baseball team traveled to Garden City, N.Y. this past weekend for a three-game series against the Adelphi University Panthers. The Chargers took two of the three games to end the regular...
After pulling ahead early, the New Haven lacrosse team lost to the Adelphi University Panthers, 11-8, last week.
At the end of the first quarter, New Haven led by three but could not hold on in the second...
After an impressive performance at Northeast-10 (NE-10) conference championships last week, the Chargers stayed local and competed in the Last Chance Meet at Southern Connecticut State University.
For...
After a loss against Bentley University last week, the Chargers hosted the Assumption Greyhounds as they looked to break their two-game losing streak. New Haven started off strong, putting the first points...
The late 19th and early 20th centuries raised a generation that witnessed the astounding exploitation of people by huge industries and corporations. It is certainly no wonder why the children of this time...
Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month celebrates the lives and achievements of all Americans who trace their lineage to Asia and the islands dotting the Pacific Ocean. The month of...
In order to further create a safe campus environment, the Office of Residential Life is adding a new visitor pass to their residential guest policy, in addition to the guest registration form.
Office...
The New Haven women’s basketball team continued their great start to the season against Saint Michael’s, winning the 55-44 defensive battle. New Haven now starts the year 6-2, their best start since...
