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The Charger Bulletin
The Chargers’ softball team continued its late-season schedule with a three-game stretch against the Yale Bulldogs and the Stonehill Skyhawks, finishing the week with a split of results as the regular season nears its end. The Chargers faced a mix of non-conference and out-of-conference competition, closing the stretch with one win and two losses, while... T
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The University of New Haven celebrates one of the biggest events for the Black and Latino student body, Black and Latino Alumni Weekend (BLAW). The 17-year-old tradition invites alumni to participate in or attend various events sponsored by the university’s multicultural recognized student organizations (RSOs). “Black and Latino alumni weekend brings our peo
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Following a time of financial stress and job uncertainty for the University of New Haven (UNH) staff, university president Jens Frederiksen announced the names of faculty who are being promoted and receiving tenure. “I am pleased to share the names of the faculty members who are being promoted in rank and granted tenure. These decisions... The post Faculty p
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About 20% of undergraduate students report that they have some form of a disability. On April 21, the Accessibility Resources Center (ARC) and the Beta Lambda Chapter of Delta Alpha Pi Honor Society hosted Disable the Label, an annual event focused on spreading disability awareness. “We do have a vision that is an inclusive campus... The post ARC hosts Disab
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Perspective Spoilers Ahead How do you survive a battle that never ends? For Mark Grayson, the main character of the Amazon Prime animated series “Invincible,” the destruction of the planet Viltrum did not end conflict. Rather, it became the start of a mental warzone and the battlefield is inside him. Despite toning down the action... The post “In
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Amid the war in Iran, growing issues in immigration enforcement and posting images considered by some to be offensive, President Donald Trump is picking a fight with Pope Leo XIV. Leo became the first pope from the U.S. after the death of Pope Francis. Leo is considered to have more moderate views compared to his... The post Conflict rises between Trump and
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The women’s lacrosse team closed its season with an impressive 19-7 win over the Delaware State University Hornets, dictating pace, possession and execution from the opening draw. New Haven established a dominant lead and outshot Delaware State 15-6 in the first quarter and built a 6-1 lead. Sophia Devaney opened the scoring off an assist... The post New Hav
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Coming off of a tough loss on Wednesday to the Quinnipiac University Bobcats, the Chargers went into the weekend looking to get back in the win column against cross-state rival Central Connecticut State University (CCSU) Blue Devils. After a three-game series, New Haven came out on top, winning two of the three. In game one,... The post Baseball takes the se
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The Trump administration is facing a lawsuit filed against the state of Connecticut and the city of New Haven over their sanctuary status. Sanctuary jurisdictions are states and cities that limit or refuse cooperation with Immigration Customs and Enforcement (ICE) activity within their boundaries. In these areas, local officials are prohibited from sharing i
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The New Haven Chargers have completed their first spring season competing in Division I NEC. The men’s and women’s track and field teams competed in multiple invitationals, have continuously broken program records and have been constant podium finishers throughout the season. For the first time in over ten years, the women’s team won the 4×400... The po
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