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The Game of Life in the Alumni Lounge, West Haven, April 5, 2023.

Game of Life teaches students about financial wellness

Presley DePugh, Arts & Life Editor April 6, 2023

As soon as you walked into the Alumni Lounge yesterday, you immediately stepped foot into the Game of Life, which was given a spin by the university’s Financial Wellness Program for students to learn...

CSELO kicks off Commuter Appreciation Month at the Alumni Lounge

Presley DePugh, Arts & Life Editor March 7, 2023

Women’s History Month is not the only dedication being celebrated at the university during March. The Center for Student Engagement, Leadership and Orientation (CSELO) is also celebrating university...

Women’s Leadership Council Presents: Strategies to Survive Student Debt

Women’s Leadership Council Presents: Strategies to Survive Student Debt

Hannah Providence, Staff Writer March 10, 2020

On Wednesday, the Women’s Leadership Council (WLC) hosted an event about managing student loans in the Alumni Lounge. Debra Abbott-Walker, growth and development director for Northwestern Mutual,...

University Student Uses Basketball to Make a Difference

University Student Uses Basketball to Make a Difference

Chris DiGeronimo, Sports Editor December 17, 2018

Senior sport management major Tyler Collins did not take the traditional route when he came to the University of New Haven. Instead, he decided to use his love of basketball to get involved and make a...

A Taste of Vietnam

A Taste of Vietnam

Ali McCarthy, Guest Writer December 5, 2018

Good people, good food, and a good time; what more could I ask for? Vietnam is a country full of beautiful cultures, a deep history, friendly people, and delicious foods. On our first day in Vietnam,...

ORL Introduces Charger Bucks

ORL Introduces Charger Bucks

Everett Bishop, Student Life Editor October 10, 2018

Last week, the University of New Haven’s Office of Residential Life (ORL), sent an email to students that introduced a program  called Charger Bucks. The program is designed as an incentive for residential...

Unsolicited Text Messages Not Linked to Sex Trafficking

Unsolicited Text Messages Not Linked to Sex Trafficking

Matthew Verrilli, Staff Writer September 19, 2018

In late August of this year, a Twitter user tweeted “LADIES, if you have received a text recently saying ‘a friend complimented you in IRL’ With a link attached below it. DO NOT open the link! It...

Spider-Man Swings onto PlayStation

Spider-Man Swings onto PlayStation

Matthew Verrilli, Staff Writer September 19, 2018

The Marvel’s new Spider-Man video game drops the player into the life of a seasoned Spider-Man as he works with the NYPD to try and save New York City. An oncoming crisis created by a power vacuum left...

Electricity; From Preview to Debut

Kiara Greene, Contributing Writer September 19, 2018

On Aug. 25, Official Charts took to twitter to announce the confirmation of Dua Lipa’s track release. This was later followed by Lipa posting a short 10 second preview of the video for “Electricity”...

Internships are What you Make Them

Internships are What you Make Them

Mitsouki Garvey-Sanchez, Opinions Editor September 11, 2018

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...

My Internship Helped Me Find Myself

My Internship Helped Me Find Myself

Kiana Quinonez, Managing Editor September 11, 2018

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....

Student Journalism and Me: A Timeline

Student Journalism and Me: A Timeline

Alessia Bicknese, Opinion Editor April 24, 2018

August 2014. I was a freshman surrounded by endless opportunities to be something. We were urged to visit the club fair, the perfect place to begin the next four years of a freshman’s life. I found...

University Student Thrives as Orientation Leader

University Student Thrives as Orientation Leader

Lauren Cohen, Staff Writer February 20, 2018

Nicholas Mroczka, a senior English major with a concentration in secondary education from Middletown, Conn. had the opportunity to be an Orientation Leader (OL) this past summer. His favorite part of the...

USGA Candidates Run Unopposed

USGA Candidates Run Unopposed

Corina Rodriguez, Staff Writer February 20, 2018

The Undergraduate Student Government Association (USGA) is holding elections for the 2018-19 academic year. However, the candidates for USGA president, Parker Johnson and USGA treasurer, Ian Maloney,...

University Student Has Knack for Celebrities

University Student Has Knack for Celebrities

Nicole Manall, Contributing Writer February 13, 2018

Lauren Cohen, a sophomore music industry major, has met more celebrities than she can count. The New Jersey native spends her breaks and her summers trying to meet countless celebrities that pass through...

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