Wren is a senior majoring in computer science and the current editor-in-chief of The Charger Times as well as the founder of its current iteration. She's interested in film, journalism, and making sense of the Doctor Who expanded universe.
SGA’s proposed constitution for the 2020-2021 school year has not met the required support to be ratified, forcing SGA to revert to the previous ratified constitution from 2017. On Sept. 23, Student Life sent out a student-wide email containing the poll to vote on the new constitution, which closed onContinue Reading
On Tuesday, Oct. 20 at around 3 p.m. a group of about 30 students calling themselves Chargers For Change protested outside the Student Services Building in response to a recent incident of alleged police harassment. The incident occurred on Oct. 3 when the UAH police department stopped a Black teenContinue Reading
The basement of the Shelby building, which flooded in February of 2019, is now set to reopen in December of 2021. The initial projection for reopening, as detailed in The Charger Times’ previous article about the flood, had been the beginning of this current semester. However, according to a summaryContinue Reading
On Sept. 29, the UAH registered student organization Students for Organizing, Advocating, and Reflecting hosted a screening of 2020’s first presidential debate on the lawn outside Charger Union. The event was designed to be as safe and socially distant as possible. Students were encouraged to bring blankets and snacks —Continue Reading
The constantly evolving landscape of sculptures scattered across UAH have become a fixture of campus life. As a result, it can be easy to forget about them, to allow them to fade into the background and become just another quirk of UAH’s layout, and to neglect just how interesting theyContinue Reading
On Oct. 29, UAH held its first ever Pride Resource Fair out on the greenway to both celebrate the university’s LGBTQ population and inform both them and their allies about the resources available to them. The fair was the culmination of UAH’s first Pride Month, which was organized by UAHContinue Reading
According to a study released this past April by Temple University’s Hope Center for College, Community, and Justice, approximately 45% of college students in the United States regularly deal with some level of food insecurity. As tuition costs rise, money from scholarships is reduced, and students are expected to takeContinue Reading
The basement of the Shelby building, which has been closed following a flood last February, is scheduled to be open to classes again in the fall of 2020. According to campus architect Justin Thompson, the flood began in late February as the result of accumulated groundwater around Shelby. It wasContinue Reading
“Request Concert,” which saw a total of only four showings over the course of a week, marks the latest in the theater department’s ventures into more unconventional works. The play was adapted from a 1971 work by German playwright Franz Xaver Kroetz by its director, assistant professor Amy Guerin —Continue Reading
Not all UAH students may be familiar with the Counseling Center, but it’s one of the resources advertised around campus as a solution to stress and a resource to anyone requiring mental health counseling. Between the two available counselors, they’re qualified to provide assistance with issues such as depression, socialContinue Reading