Sam Tapper – Managing Editor The COVID-19 dashboard released each week has been an invaluable resource for students and staff alike, giving the campus community the transparency it deserves regarding the widespread
Jessica Guerrucci – Editor-in-Chief Election day is right around the corner and this may be the first time that some college students are voting in a presidential election. With a push for
Ellis McGinley – Copy Editor The University’s ResLife recently announced that students living on-campus will be permitted to leave their belongings in their dorms over winter break if they are remaining in
Donovan Wilson – Reporter For the first time, the campus held their first ever digital-only homecoming from Oct. 12 to 17 and it felt somewhat like a desperate and awkward attempt at
Sofia Rositani – Arts & Entertainment Editor This year, registration is already looking different. Instead of following the year the students are in, it will also differ if you are a resident
Sam Tapper – Managing Editor Midterm exams are happening and midterm grades are slowly being filed, signifying that we are roughly halfway through a semester like no other. Each day feels like
Jessica 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
Kenneth 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
Sam 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
Sam Tapper – Managing Editor Last Wednesday, Sept. 30, the highly anticipated Black Lives Matter March happened on-campus, origanized by Camryn Arpino-Brown, a senior, of which I had the opportunity to attend.