EEE Mosquitos are a real threat to Connecticut
Ellie Sherry — Reporter Every year, one million people are killed by the world’s most deadly animals — and no, it is not the shark. It’s the mosquito. The majority of these
Obama School construction halts grand opening
Jackson LaMar — News Writer On Farnham Ave., right across from the commuter lost, students may have noticed the still on going construction of the Barack H. Obama magnet school. The school
The Big Event cleans up
Haljit Basuljevic—Reporter Every year, a group of students gather together to celebrate service and volunteer work through The Big Event, a day spent doing community service. This year, over 150 members signed
Students learn to merge their career aspirations with community outreach
Haljit Basueljevic—Reporter During a roundtable discussion between seven community leaders called Transformative Careers in the Public Humanities, students learned to bridge the partnership between their aspirations and community outreach. The discussion took
New Haven Symphony Orchestra to host concert in Lyman
J’Mari Hughes—Reporter The New Haven Symphony Orchestra will be hosting a concert entitled “To Thee We Sing” in the Lyman auditorium on Thursday, April 4. The event, which begins at 7:30 p.m.,
University police shared detection data with ICE
Victoria Bresnahan, News Editor & Tamonda Griffiths, News Writer The university Police Department has been linked to providing license plate recognition data to the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement through a cloud-based
Upgrades brought to annual hosting of the Girls and Women in Sports Day
Matt Gad—Sports Writer On Saturday, Moore Field House hosted the annual “Girls and Women In Sports Day,” a national initiative, and young girls were lead through training drills along with members of
MSA participates in Run for Refugees
J’Mari Hughes—Reporter The Muslim Student Association participated in the 12th annual Run for Refugees in New Haven. The race began at Wilbur Cross High School and was conducted to help raise money
The best veg-friendly options in New Haven
Gary Scaramella – Copy Editor Maintaining a vegan or vegetarian diet as a college student is not always easy; limited on- campus dining options as well as tight schedules for both commuters
President Joe promotes school around New Haven
August Pelliccio – General Assignment Reporter Last Friday, President Joe invited students to take the bus downtown and explore the city of New Haven, all the while, giving merchandise to business owners
Barcade coming to New Haven
Alex Palmieri – General Assignment Reporter Game lovers and beer drinkers will soon rejoice; Barcade is planned to open in New Haven this April. Barcade is a bar for those 21 and older that
Get your coffee fix all around New Haven
Jessica Pellegrino – General Assignment Reporter Caffeine is the average college student’s fuel. On any college campus you will find a student with a textbook is one hand and a coffee cup in the
“Tritonal” brings Toad’s Place to life
Dylan Haviland – Arts & Entertainment Editor The mainstage of Toad’s Place in New Haven was brought to life with strobe lights and glaring flashes of greens and reds. Chad Cisneros jumped out from