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A student speaks with an employer at the Career Fair, West Haven, Sept. 15, 2022

Students attend first in-person Career Fair since COVID-19

Saige Batza, Arts & Life Editor September 20, 2022

After two years of anticipation, the Career Development Center (CDC) has returned to host their first in-person Career Fair since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. On Sept. 15, students anxiously...

Outside of the Myatt Center, West Haven, Sept. 3, 2022

Myatt Center encourages students to seek efforts of diversity and inclusion on campus

Saige Batza, Arts & Life Editor September 20, 2022

The Myatt Center for Diversity and Inclusion, located in the Bixler/Gerber quad on campus, is designed to promote cultural diversity by spreading awareness and education about inclusivity at the university. Ian...

A doctor removes a testing swab, Sept. 7, 2020

Monkeypox: an update on the 2022 global outbreak

Lillian Newton, Politics Editor September 13, 2022

Since the beginning of May 2022, reports of monkeypox cases have risen across multiple continents. The World Health Organization declared the outbreak a public health emergency of international concern,...

Students sit in Gerber/Bixler Quad during Welcome Week, Sept. 1, West Haven

CSELO’s Welcome Week celebrates university community

Saige Batza, Arts & Life Editor September 13, 2022

As the start of a new semester and year are in full swing, the events of this year's Welcome Week have united the university community, students and faculty alike. The Center for Student Engagement, Leadership...

Aja Evans in Ralph Lauren

Team USA combines old and new brand deals for 2022 Winter Olympics

Mia Adduci, Student Life Editor February 15, 2022

The 2022 Winter Olympics kicked off in Beijing this month, and while the focus will always remain on the performance of each country’s athletes, our representatives' wardrobe choices also serve as an...

Keep Your Eyes Out for Marvel’s Hawkeye on Disney+

Emily McDonough, Contributing Writer December 2, 2021

Usually, when a new Marvel movie or show comes out there is never any need for fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) to read the comics used as source material. However, that isn’t the case for...

Charger Bulletin News 11/16/21

November 17, 2021

This Week On Charger Bulletin News: Celebrate Transgender Awareness Week, The Discount on Winter Intersession Courses, and The Winter Ball has been Announced.

Here’s how to stand out to employers

Here’s how to stand out to employers

Isabelle Hajek, Opinions Editor September 21, 2021

Approximately 42,680 students graduate with an undergraduate degree annually in the U.S. 68.1% of those students immediately enter the job force and nationally, that number grows to approximately 2 million....

Want to be the class of 2022 president? Apply now

Kelly Adkins, Contributing Writer May 4, 2021

Senior year is a time filled with celebration. It is also the perfect opportunity to pick up some opportunities for resume-boosters and experience before stepping into the workforce or heading off to graduate...

Sexual Assault Awareness Month is coming to an end, support is ongoing

Beth Beaudry, Student Life Editor April 27, 2021

Since originating in 2001, April has been nationally observed as Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM). It is a time used to learn about the long history of the movement, to show support and help to encourage...

The stock market: A weapon of class warfare

The stock market: A weapon of class warfare

Isabelle Hajek, Staff Writer March 15, 2021

Popular media, such as “The Wolf of Wall Street” and social media influencers, present a sensational and glory-filled perspective of the United States stock trade, but the truth is far more sinister. The...

Joe Biden and Kamala Harris to be U.S. president and vice president

Joe Biden and Kamala Harris to be U.S. president and vice president

Katie Klemme, Contributing Writer November 16, 2020

Americans took to the polls, by mail, drop-off ballot, and in-person on Nov. 3 with a record turnout. The fight for the presidency between current President Donald J. Trump and former vice-president Joseph...

Nursed to Death: The Story of Amy Archer-Gilligan

Nursed to Death: The Story of Amy Archer-Gilligan

Jenn Tucci and Selena Soto October 26, 2020

Nestled halfway between Hartford, Conn. and Springfield, Mass. is Windsor: a small, suburban town with an affinity for the outdoors. Upon first glance, the city shows cul-de-sacs and art museums, but beneath...

LASA Presidents Corner

LASA President’s Corner

Kelly Cordova, LASA President October 12, 2020

During my freshman year, I didn't know how to get involved on campus until I saw that the Latin American Student Association (LASA) was having a general meeting. I was very much intrigued, especially because...

USGA President’s Corner – Oct. 12

Sofia Martinez, USGA President October 12, 2020

Hello Chargers! Welcome back. I know that our current campus climate is most definitely unprecedented, and here at USGA we are working diligently behind the scenes to support our students. This past...

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