“For the future of our nation and in reverence of the past, we remember,” said Undergraduate Student Government Association president Parker Johnson.
University students, faculty, and staff gathered...
Think LGBTQIA+ on any college campus, and think PRIDE.
The university now has a club considered a sister to the PRIDE club, called SPECTRA, formally known as MOGAllize.
SPECTRA stands for Sexuality,...
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...
Declan Hill has been keeping busy the past few years. But one thing that has remained a motivational force for him is corruption. His best selling book, “The Fix,” talks about match fixing, and how...
When you think of an internship, it’s usually associated with no pay, long hours, and coffee runs.
But the experience I gained is one that I will cherish.
Over the summer, I received the opportunity...
Before Freshman and Sophomores arrived on campus, USGA had campus events running different. Charger Connection was there, but not really used and Facebook events would be passed around by word of mouth....
As the semester kicked off, commuter students received an email from Dean Rebecca Johnson, and chief of police, Tracey Mooney. The email, which contains an Off Campus Living Guide, reminds commuter students,...
Non-conformity is number 1 on my list of things to avoid at all costs. So when it came to changing my appearance to potentially advance my career, I found myself conflicted, unmotivated, and disappointed....
Everett Bishop, Student Life Editor
• September 11, 2018
The city of West Haven, in conjunction with the University of New Haven, hosted its annual celebration WestFest on Saturday, Sept. 8 on the town green. The festival, which ran from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m.,...
Ethan Cardona, Contributing Writer
• September 7, 2018
The women’s club soccer team will open the 2018 season on Saturday when it takes on Sacred Heart University at 3 p.m. at Kathy Zolad Stadium. This game will kick off the club’s first full season as...
On Sept. 6 around 5:30 p.m. the University of New Haven’s main campus sustained water damage in various locations. In an email sent to students by Louis Annino, associate vice president of facilities,...
In a late night thriller on Thursday (Aug 30) women’s soccer pulled off an exciting win, beating the Georgian Court Lions 3-2. After going down 1-0 96 seconds into the game, the Chargers fought back...
Women’s volleyball was in midseason form on Saturday (Sept 1) as they swept the East Stroudsburg Invitational. The Chargers only lost one set to host East Stroudsburg, while sweeping Jefferson, Queens...
In honor of celebrating the final night of Welcome Week at the University of New Haven, the Center for Student Engagement, Leadership, and Orientation (CSELO) brought self-proclaimed mentalist and memory...
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...
