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Recent data report provides outlook on community wellness

Mia Adduci, Managing Editor • March 28, 2023

CT DataHaven released their annual Community Wellbeing Index, which shows stark inequality in the region, yet a high quality of life. Here are some of the highlights: The Greater New Haven area has...

First they came for the books

Isabelle Hajek, Opinions Editor • February 22, 2022

Then they come for your freedom, because when a subjugated class loses their ability to self-educate and communicate with each other, they lose their most powerful weapon. For “He who knows these...

The value of a criminal justice degree in policing

Maddie Sage, Contributing Writer • November 9, 2021

I am an undergraduate student in the criminal justice program at the university. Throughout high school, I was able to talk to many of the local police officers about my plans for college. After mentioning...

Technology in the Classroom is Necessary

Erin Cuomo, Opinion Editor • September 10, 2019

The most distinguishing factor in the current century is technology. The digital world has become a part of everyday life, and has been implemented into almost everything we do. Within the first...

Should College Be Free?

Nadine Bourne, Contributing Writer • March 5, 2019

From the moment high school students apply for colleges, they know that they are going to be in debt for a long time. If you are one of the few lucky students who get a full ride or have everything paid...

New Non-Profit Aims to Teach Immigrant Women

Kiana Quinonez, Manging Editor • February 6, 2019

America is known as the land of the free and home of the brave. But, for some refugee and immigrant women, a new country with a new language and rules can be very tough to navigate. Elena’s Light was...

OIT Introduces Education on Phishing

Everett Bishop, Student Life Editor • September 25, 2018

Due to increased encounters with email phishing on the University of New Haven campus, the Office of Information Technology (OIT) is now providing students and faculty with a little help. Using videos...

Delta Phi Epsilon Urges Students to “Be the Change”

Everett Bishop, Staff Writer • February 13, 2018

University of New Haven Greek organization Delta Phi Epsilon hosted their “Be the Change” campaign event on Thursday, Feb. 8. The campaign, coordinated by Kassie Winchester, a sorority member, aimed...

Maren Sanchez Lives On Through New Foundation

Christina Genovese • September 30, 2016

Monday, September 26th, Donna Cimarelli introduced The Maren Sanchez Foundation to the University of New Haven campus. Cimarelli is the mother of Maren Sanchez’s, a young girl who was killed tragically...

Imperative Life Lessons that Formal Government Education Does Not Provide

Alessia Bicknese • April 6, 2016

Throughout high school and college, we learn the fundamentals of math, science, social studies, and English. We learn the Pythagorean theorem, how plants obtain their food through photosynthesis, the economic...

Felecia Edwards announces her resignation from UNH

Elissa Sanci • May 6, 2015

It was announced on Monday, May 4 that Felecia Edwards, Director of the First Year Success Center and Associate Director of Centers for Academic Success and Advising, is resigning from her positions at...

Students stage peaceful protest to save the 4+1 Education Program

The Charger Bulletin • November 12, 2014

By Elissa Sanci, Kaitlin Mahar & Steven Mahoney Undergraduate and graduate students of the University of New Haven staged a peaceful protest today, Wednesday Nov. 12 in the Maxcy Quad at 3:45 p.m....

The Charger Battery

Kaitlin Mahar • November 12, 2014

Positives: + Aaron Carter spread the word about his new music in a radio interview with WNHU 88.7 staff on Thursday. Based on his rapport with the UNH students (particularly the female ones) at the...

Make Money or Spend Money: What Would You Choose?

Samantha Mathewson • April 17, 2013

The decision to go to college or not comes at a trivial point in a young person’s life, and that lone decision could have a huge impact on one’s future. So is college enough anymore? Or has it become...

Education Department Receives National Accreditation

Lesha Daley • November 28, 2012

The education department is happy add to UNH’s list of accreditations, earning the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) this year. Students who receive a Master of Science...

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