The Chargers’ volleyball team faced off against Fairleigh Dickinson University (FDU) last week and were swept, 3-0. Coming off a close win against Stonehill College, the Chargers stood at 2-8 on the...

The Chargers visited the Merrimack College Warriors on Friday and dropped a close battle, 2-1. The Warriors struck first and scored the first goal of the game about eight minutes into the first quarter....

Every year, Homecoming brings alumni back to their Charger stomping grounds, but this year was special. A pep rally hosted the day prior by the Student Committee on Popular Entertainment (SCOPE), Graduate...

Rodney Wilson came out as a gay man to his Missouri high school students in 1994 during a history lesson on the Holocaust. It wasn’t planned, but he took that moment to push to create a national LGBTQI...

Last Monday marked the beginning of celebrations for Rosh Hashanah, with celebrations taking place on the university’s own campus as well. Rosh Hashanah, which translates to “Head of the Year,”...

The former CVS property at 252 Orange Ave, now owned by the University of New Haven, has sat idle for over a year but will soon receive a makeover. This comes as the university’s plans for the site...

Last week, the Chargers hosted the Saginaw Valley Cardinals for their first home game of their Division I tenure and won, 35-28. New Haven controlled nearly every aspect of the first half in their...

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...

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...

The university’s athletics department has accepted an offer to compete in the Division I Northeast Conference (NEC) beginning fall 2025. In a Tuesday announcement, Northeast Conference Commissioner...

With the spring semester starting and our campus welcoming new students, The Charger Bulletin would like to offer advice and resources. As this is many students’ first time away from home and navigating...

The University of New Haven Board of Governors (BOG) has unanimously approved an official transition of leadership over the next two years. The new plan, starting on July 1, names Pres. Steven Kaplan the...

All eyes were on New York. Nearly 3,000 people died on Sept. 11, 2001, as the nation watched in horror. While people younger than 20 are reading about the events in textbooks as a historic event,...

The Undergraduate Student Government Association (USGA) is back in a new form. USGA oversees all recognized student organizations (RSO) on campus and advocates for the student experience. The association...