Natalie Jones, Contributing Writer
• September 14, 2021
Can someone be neutral in a nation as divided as the United States?
Not only are we divided by political issues, but human rights issues have also been made political in these past few years. Every...
Kayra Clouden, Multimedia Editor
• September 5, 2017
Jason Jordan, assistant professor of history, takes University of New Haven students on a journey through African American history by teaching the well-desired course “History of African Americans”...
Every year since the nation was changed forever on Sept. 11, 2001, UNH has held a remembrance ceremony to honor not only the lives lost on that day, but also those left behind.
This year’s ceremony...
As recently as 50 years ago, the idea of putting a man on the moon was viewed as—no pun intended—an astronomical impossibility.
In mid-1961, President John F. Kennedy announced a goal to see...
The week of April 23 to the 27 was Tolerance Week at the University of New Haven. The Tolerance Committee, which is a part of the
American Criminal Justice Association Psi Omega chapter, put on...
From The Associated Press
PERUGIA, Italy – American college student Amanda Knox was found guilty of murdering her British roommate and sentenced to 26 years in prison early Saturday after a year-long...
