By: Xiomara Saavedra Vicente How well are universities preparing students of color to enter media industries that have long failed to represent them, and what does that future look like? This Equity in Communications podcast is an in-depth exploration of the experiences of students and professionals of color navigating media education and the journalism industry at a…
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All aboard New Haven
When you ride an Amtrak train into New Haven, Connecticut’s Union Station, you are greeted with the familiar sights of a Metro North railyard, more tracks than you can count and a giant brick building. “This block has looked the same for years – a lot of empty space, a few older buildings that haven’t…
Along a narrow residential road, just over the North Haven-Hamden border, sits a former church. The small brick building is held by the hillside. The church’s steeple juts perfectly straight, perpendicular to the paved, half-moon driveway that connects the aged sanctuary to the windy neighborhood road. Unkempt bushes overtake the front door. Just above the…
Generative AI programs have exploded into students’ laptops across campus, becoming key tools in their day-to-day process. Both students and staff alike are now adjusting to the AI revolution and the change it is bringing. https://sites.google.com/view/capstonen-unfinished/home
A house divided
The standoff over Wallingford’s $400M potential new high school By: Ben Busillo To outsiders, Wallingford, Connecticut, looks like a typical New England town of 45,000 people. But for decades, it has been a town of two distinct identities, separated by a geographic divide and a fierce high school rivalry. On the east side sits Lyman Hall High School, home of the Trojans, steeped…
The case for creativity
Studies say that college can be one of the most stressful times of life. However, there is something that can improve productivity and learning, aid in de-stressing and create outlets for self expression and thought processing: arts and music. https://preview.shorthand.com/io47hMPYCYxC20lk
Quinnipiac Women’s Soccer Head Coach Dave Clarke just concluded his 27th season with the program. Despite an unbelievable 253-206-53 record with the Bobcats, it isn’t just the success that makes Clarke stand out. Dave Clarke, simply put, is more than just a head coach. B-roll Credit: Q30 Sports
The man behind the spotlight
Bright lights. The smell of the rubber floors and sweat encapsulate the room accompanied by the sound of a puck hitting a stick. All eyes were on a team of what seemed like misfits. A group of young women playing on a brand-new club hockey team. The clear underdogs with their mismatching helmets and timid…










