Saige Batza, Arts & Life Editor
• September 13, 2022
As the start of a new semester and year are in full swing, the events of this year's Welcome Week have united the university community, students and faculty alike. The Center for Student Engagement, Leadership...
The University of New Haven Board of Governors (BOG) has unanimously approved an official transition of leadership over the next two years. The new plan, starting on July 1, names Pres. Steven Kaplan the...
Nicole Bibeau, Contributing Writer
• November 9, 2021
Are you interested in cars? If so, the Imports and Domestics car club is the recognized student organization (RSO) for you.
Former University of New Haven student founded the Imports and Domestics car...
Saige Batza, Contributing Writer
• October 26, 2021
We are officially midway through the fall semester; with the Homecoming events and midterms in the rearview, many of these events have forced students to reflect.
Many freshmen and transfer students...
On Sept. 17, a horrifically racist email was sent from an anonymous account to the Black student organizations on the UMass Amherst Campus. The email called for a return to eugenics, positing the inferiority...
On Thursday, a group of roughly 25 former cleaning service workers employed through Diversified Building Services (DBS) and members of Unidad Latina en Acción (Latin Unity in Action) gathered outside...
Beth Beaudry, Contributing Writer
• October 1, 2019
The transition from high school to college is taxing for many students. The workload is heavier and the classes are more challenging. While high schools strive to prepare students for this academic leap,...
The 2019-2020 housing selection process took place over the last few weeks, and encountered some problems along the way. The system crashed on Friday, March 29, causing many students to be left in the...
On Thursday, April 11 at the German Club, a man with cerebral palsy, Mike Berkson, and his caretaker, Tim Wambach, shared how they inspired each other and help spread awareness about living in a world...
The University of New Haven has recently made the decision to get rid of single-use plastic straws at dining locations such as W.O.W Cafe and The Marketplace. Instead of using straws, students are being...
The transition from the intensity of military service is a huge contrast to a sedentary classroom.
The challenges are many. Most veterans trying to assimilate to an academic lifestyle are faced with...
Every year, the University of New Haven’s Career Development Center coordinates the Bergami Summer Internship Stipend Program, which gives stipends to students with unpaid internships. The stipend allows...
Ilana Morris & Karina Krul, The Charger Bulletin
• March 18, 2019
On Saturday, March 9, the Music Industry Club (MIC) held their Annual Benefit Show in the German Club, and gave students a chance to support a good cause through music while providing members of MIC...
Army ROTC captain, Christopher Torres, stood behind his desk in uniform and pointed down at the large monthly office calendar atop his desk. He said that ROTC was holding an event where members of the...
With midterms quickly approaching, many students are studying, and stressing non stop. Midterms and finals are two of the most stressful times of the semester. Although the college offers many activities...
