Author Archives: Nicole Narea

Immigration reform legislation has come to dominate the national media spotlight and spark statewide debate.

Henry Fernandez LAW ’94 emphasized affordable housing and education reform in his campaign launch event Monday evening.

Authorities scrambled to respond to security threats after two bombs detonated Monday afternoon near the finish line of the Boston Marathon

Immigration Customs Enforcement officials continued arrests of undocumented immigrants across Connecticut on Wednesday.

An 80-minute outage swept the University’s campus amid Wednesday's clear weather.

Immigrant rights groups demonstrated at the Elm Street office of U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro on behalf of Josemaria Islas.

State officials have urged that legislative reform in response to Newtown not overlook street violence in New Haven.

After Richter’s Cafe closed its Chapel Street location in 2011, the site is slated to reopen in approximately two weeks as Ordinary.

After Job Corps, a youth job training and placement program administered by the U.S. Department of Labor, temporarily suspended new student enrollment nationwide in January, state lawmakers are scrambling to fill the gap in Connecticut vocational training while New Haven’s unemployment rate continues to climb. More than 400 Connecticut students enroll in Job Corps each »

The New Haven Independent is used to exemplify the innovation required for journalists to stay afloat in an industry fraught with layoffs and bankruptcies.

Mayor John DeStefano Jr. and State Rep. Gary Holder-Winfield blasted the Secure Communities deportation program.

Title IX experts said that John Darnell's illicit relationship with a student-turned-professor may also be associated with a breach of Title IX regulations.