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The Start of a New Year at the Charger Bulletin. Erin Smith, Editor in Chief. September 9, 2024. Campus News. President Frederiksen tackles a day in the office. Erin Smith, Politics Editor. April 22, 2024. Opinion & Editorials. Accepting your flaws is part of your growth.
Chargers come out with a win against Saint Anselm, 14-11
1 day ago · On Nov. 9, the New Haven Chargers traveled to Grappone Stadium in Manchester, New Hampshire, for a pivotal matchup against the Saint Anselm Hawks. New Haven entered the game with a strong 6-2 record, including a 5-1 mark in conference play, and was riding high after a big win the week before. The Hawks, at...
Men’s and women’s basketball opens season at Invitationals
1 day ago · Mikaela Motz, Sports Editor. November 11, 2024. This past weekend, the Chargers’ men’s and women’s basketball teams opened their 2024-2025 season. On Friday, the women’s basketball team faced the Wilmington University Wildcats at the Goldey Beacom Tip-Off Invitational for the second year in a row and decidedly won, 83-57.
It’s official, the ribbon has been cut on the new commuter lounge
1 day ago · On Wednesday, Nov. 6, a ribbon cutting event was held at the new commuter student lounge located in the old campus bookstore. The event highlighted and appreciated the struggles of commuter students through various speeches, free gifts, and the chance to win prizes.The Center for Student Engagement, Leadership and Orientation (CSELO) led the event with Ophelie Rowe-Allen, vice president of ...
The Start of a New Year at the Charger Bulletin
Sep 9, 2024 · There are around 5,000 students here with stories to tell and the Charger Bulletin is here to listen. We are back with our first edition of the 2024-2025 school year, highlighting the opening week of New Haven sports, updates on the upcoming election and recapping Welcome Week. We are excited to get into the swing of things and produce content ...
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A time of reflection: What 9/11 means to the Charger nation. Elisa D'Egidio and Kelly Adkins • September 14, 2021. All eyes were on New York. Nearly 3,000 people died on Sept. 11, 2001, as the nation watched in horror. While people younger than 20 are reading about the events in textbooks as a historic event,...
Shifting U.S. immigration policies challenge international students ...
1 day ago · November 11, 2024. Perspective Changes in U.S. immigration policies are shaping the experience of international students and impacting both their educational paths and post-graduation prospects. For students who come to the United States seeking top-tier education and career opportunities, these policy shifts add uncertainty around visa ...
A new year for the Bulletin - The Charger Bulletin
Sep 14, 2022 · After winning our second consecutive first place award for student journalism from the American Scholastic Press Association, the Charger Bulletin is back with high expectations for this school year. My name is Tyler Wells, and I am the Editor-In-Chief (EIC) for the 2022-2023 school year. I am a communication: journalism major, honored to head a...
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Remembering the Fallen: The 9/11 Ceremony on campus. Alexis Dawkins-Maldonado, Arts & Life Editor • September 16, 2024. Twenty-three years ago, on Sept. 11, 2001, citizens of New York City experienced the unthinkable. A terrorist attack struck the Twin Towers, resulting in the deaths of thousands, from citizens to first...
100,000 housing units to be added around Connecticut
Nov 4, 2024 · Connecticut approved 90 to 100 thousand housing units throughout the state on Oct. 25. With division in the state Congress, this project has been in the works for several years and has made strides to ending the homelessness crisis in Connecticut. After a convention held by the state Department of Housing and the Connecticut Housing...