Mourning the Loss of University of New Haven Alum, Nicolette Dammacco-Charles
Jennifer Korn, Student Life Editor
September 25, 2019
Former University of New Haven student Nicolette Dammacco-Charles, of Massapequa, New York, died on Monday from complications of sickle cell thalassemia, an inherited blood disease. Ms. Dammacco-Charles was 25. Ms. Dammacco-Charles graduated from the University of New Haven in 2016 with a degree in c...
Women’s Basketball Goes 2-1 in Puerto Rico Clasico
Chris DiGeronimo, Sports Editor
November 28, 2018
Women’s basketball escaped the frigid weather over Thanksgiving weekend, as they traveled to tropical Puerto Rico to participate in the Puerto Rico Clasico. The team went 2-1 over the three-game tournament, and defeated Puerto Rico-Bayamon and Upper Iowa before losing to Central Oklahoma. The Ch...
Men’s Basketball Remains on Top
Anthony Gangemi, Contributing Writer
November 28, 2018
After beginning their season with three straight blow-out victories, the New Haven Men’s Basketball team (4-0) squeaked by a pesky Concordia (2-3) team by a score of 74-70. Sophomore Derrick Rowland capped another all- around game with two clutch free throws in the final seconds to secure the Chargers ...
Football Falls For the Last Time
Chris DiGeronimo, Sports Editor
November 28, 2018
Football hosted Slippery Rock University in the NCAA Division II Second Round on Saturday, Nov. 24. The game did not go as planned for the Chargers, who were defeated 59-20. This is the program’s worst loss since they were defeated by Southern Connecticut State 54-20 in 2009. Slippery Rock came ou...
University’s Largest Class Comes Back Smaller
Sean McGuire, Contributing Writer
October 17, 2018
The Class of 2021 was the biggest freshman class to ever be accepted into the University of New Haven. But is it as big as we remember? The answer is no. Every university has retention rates. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, defines retention rate as, “the percentage of...
QUIZ: Build a Bartels Dinner and We’ll Tell You If You’re Going to Pass Your Finals
The Charger Bulletin and Meghan Mahar
November 30, 2017
“A Chorus Line” 101
Angela Tricarico, Staff Writer
November 9, 2017
A Chorus Line is one of the most well-known, well-loved and successful American musicals of all time. Winner of nine Tony Awards and the Pulitzer Prize in Drama in 1976, A Chorus Line set a precedent for musicals, including perfecting the concept musical format. Beginning next Wednesday Nov. 15, throug...
Theater Club Promoted to Gold Status
Nelson VanDenburgh, Staff Writer
October 30, 2017
The University of New Haven Theater Club has just been promoted to a gold status organization on campus, meaning they are fully funded and recognized by the university. The club “aims to incorporate as many aspects of the performing arts field as possible, and provide an inclusive environment to learn,...
Charger Basketball Plays at Midnight Madness
Chris DiGeronimo, Sports Editor
October 20, 2017
On Wednesday, (October 18) the student body flocked to Charger Gym to get a glimpse of the university’s 2017-18 men’s and women’s basketball teams. The event featured giveaways including free t-shirts to the first 220 students that attended. They also had raffles that included a $50 Amazon gi...
Men’s Soccer Lose Three Matches Straight
Chris DiGeronimo, Sports Editor
October 17, 2017
On Tuesday,October 10th, The Chargers took on the Southern New Hampshire Penman on Kayo Field. New Haven, coming off a 2-0 loss to Saint Anselm, started off strong right out of the gate. The Chargers were able to draw a corner kick 33 seconds into the contest, but weren’t able to capitalize on the...
MIC Fall Fest Preview
Lauren Cohen, Staff Writer
October 10, 2017
What do four bands and a cupcake truck have in common? They will all be at Fall Fest on Oct. 14th, which will be hosted by the Music Industry Club (MIC) . Starting at 3 p.m. in the Bixler/Gerber Quad, there will be food, games, and fun. During this time, the co-sponsors will have tables in the quad....
Two for the Price of One: A Twist of Lemmon
Sarah Costello, Contributing Writer
September 19, 2017
A memoir can tell about the life of an individual, but might not get the image across clearly. A stage performance can provide incredible flare, but requires a strong base of meaning to make it worthwhile. When you take the heartwarming, yet heartbreaking true tale of a familial relationship published in wri...
PRIDE’s Prom Gives Second Chances
Karina Krul, Student Life Section Editor
March 29, 2017
Friday (March 24) night in the Alumni Lounge, PRIDE hosted their 4th annual Second Chance Prom. Students could bring their friends or their significant others to enjoy a night of music and dancing, door prizes, and a photo booth. There were several co-sponsors, including P.I.R.O., S.P.E.L.L., Frisbee...
Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s Week of Service
Karina Krul, Student Life Section Editor
March 29, 2017
This past week (March 20-24) was Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s (SAE) week of service. The fraternity organized and participated in various service events throughout the week, from Monday to Saturday. Planning for the event began as early as the end of February, although they began thinking about when to...