The National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) is a national student and professional based organization meant to provide a community for black and minority students in the STEM fields, especially engineering....
The Music Industry Club (MIC) hosted their fifth annual FallFest on Saturday (Sept. 29) with 10 bands who performed on campus.
The first portion of the event took place on the Bixler/Gerber quad and...
Tiara Starks, Contributing Writer
• October 3, 2018
Members of the All Greek Council (AGC) were in Bartels’ Lobby on Sept. 27 to discuss the issues regarding hazing, as the University of New Haven participated in National Hazing Prevention Week.
“Our...
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...
Everett Bishop, Student Life Editor
• September 25, 2018
How well do you know your neighbor?
Last summer a group came to the University of New Haven in order to share an in depth look of their experiences as minority figures. Professor Susanne Murphy sees...
On Friday Sept. 21, S.C.O.P.E brought comedian Evan Wecksell to the university.
Wecksell, is a returning entertainer, famous for a blend of music and humor, while his jokes capture the embarrassment...
Sommer Smith, Contributing Writer
• September 24, 2018
Students and campus police officers gathered for hot coffee and pastries on Wednesday in the Alumni Lounge. The event, “Coffee with a Cop,” was a kick off to this month’s National Campus Safety Awareness...
Michele Vittorio has journeyed quite a bit in his time, but has recently settled into the Charger community, bringing with him an expansive knowledge of geographic information systems or GIS.
“I...
Sommers Smith, Contributing Writer
• September 5, 2018
There’s nothing like a warm spread of Latin cuisine featuring empanadas, stuffed potato balls, and an ice-chilled beverage to keep the heat off your mind. On Wednesday (Aug 29) students gathered in the...
The University of New Haven’s Beta Kappa chapter of Omega Phi Beta Sorority invited students to have a conversation about the difference between cultural appropriation and cultural appreciation on Wednesday...
Thursday night (April 5), To Write Love On Her Arms (TWLOHA) hosted their sixth annual benefit concert which included performances from Crystal Clear who opened for the headlining band Keep It Quiet.
Both...
