Sofia Rositani – Arts & Entertainment Editor Since COVID-19 struck last spring semester, students have been slowly adapting to online courses, but according to the Director of Counseling Services Nick Pinkerton, there has been a significant increase in the amount of stress and anxiety this semester. “As things continue to move forward, particularly when things reach some semblance of normal
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Donovan Wilson – Reporter COVID-19 cases are beginning to rise in Connecticut, with positivity rates above two percent. Last week, the university reported a .52 percent positivity rate. In recent weeks, Connecticut has seen a rise in COVID-19 cases. This has also been an ongoing phenomenon around the country, with numbers as high as they were in March. This has
Read moreJessica Guerrucci – Editor-in-Chief As students continue to juggle navigating through a pandemic and being in college, it’s certainly a unique time to be earning a degree and we’ve all made it to the midpoint of the semester despite the craziness around us. There was a lot of speculation when students first returned to campus in last August about just
Read moreKenneth Baah – Contributor From the sharp rise in cases in the New London County, to the University of New Haven spike in COVID-19 cases, Connecticut has seen a sharp rise in COVID-19 cases as of late. This has raised some questions and concerns about whether the state will be able to prevent a mass outbreak as the winter and
Read moreSam Tapper – Managing Editor President Donald Trump has consistently downplayed the severity of COVID-19 since it became a daily talking point in early 2020. Now, Trump is one of the 7.64 million Americans who have tested positive and there is a lot to unpack with this situation. First, comes the health of the president and the First Lady. Regardless
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