Developing
The first day of the fall semester was Monday and that evening, students received their first Public Safety Advisory email from Adam Brown, chief of the University Police Department (UPD).
The...
Steven H. Kaplan, who served as University of New Haven president from 2004 to 2022 and most recently as chancellor and CEO, announced he is leaving the university sooner than anticipated.
In February,...
Following recent construction, certain parts of campus–especially its residential side–are taking a new shape. Most of this construction is set to be completed prior to student move-in at the end of...
While the regular season is winding down for the Northeast-10, the New Haven Chargers continue to accumulate the accolades. Baseball, lacrosse, track and field and tennis all took home individual or team...
Recent outbreaks in the COVID-19 pandemic have raised the question of whether traveling internationally is a feasible possibility anymore. The university leaders, alongside Prato campus Dean of Students,...
A sociable tuxedo cat has been recently roaming the streets of Simon Place looking for attention from University of New Haven students. However, most students do not know who the cat is, or where it comes...
Perspective
The Charger Bulletin staff at the University of New Haven prides themselves on their commitment to publishing authentic print and digital media while maintaining an environment that celebrates...
The Undergraduate Student Government Association (USGA) elections have come to a close, and now, with the semester also drawing to an end, it is time for the electees to prepare to take charge in the upcoming...
To Write Love on Her Arms (TWLOHA) is a student-run university organization that promotes mental wellness and the prevention of suicide ideation and drug addiction, while supporting those who struggle...
I don’t know about you, but my hometown in Northern New Jersey is incredibly small; so small, in fact, that I have to tell people I am from the larger town a couple minutes away, otherwise they won’t...
To the avid readers and dedicated book lovers at our university, this article is for you.
Have you been looking for up-and-coming novels to read but haven’t found one you’re interested in? Well,...
At only 10 years old, Eva Cooper was forced to navigate life with her family during the Holocaust. She was instructed to seek signs of her late grandmother, who passed away in the U.S. prior to the war.
“She...
On Earth Day, the Health Sciences Capstone course led the first Fresh Check Day, which was sponsored by The School of Health Sciences, The Department of Psychology and The Counseling and Psychological...
When most children grow up, they are met with the expectations of going to college and getting a degree, but what happens if the place that these children are being sent to isn’t kept safe? Universities...
The Charger Gymnasium at North Campus is typically the home of athletics, but on Friday night, the Caribbean Student Association (CSA) transformed the venue into an epicenter of glitz and glamour during...
