New Academic Building Will House Two Classrooms, MathZone

A new academic building is under construction on Prudden Street, north of Echlin Hall. It has two classrooms, a computer lab, conference room, faculty offices and reception area and will be home to the university’s new MathZone program. The building will also feature fire science laboratory space.

Kennedy Tells Class of 2013 Adaptability is Key to Success

In his Commencement address, Ted Kennedy Jr., a healthcare attorney and advocate for people with disabilities, told graduates that being able to overcome adversity will be the key to their success.

Sen. Murphy Tells Graduates the Small Stuff Matters

Just over a month after being elected to the United States Senate, Chris Murphy was preparing for a pre-holiday trip to New York City with his wife and kids. While they were waiting for the train, Murphy was informed of the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School.

UNH Summer Youth Academies for Students in Grades 8-12 Focus on Engineering, Biotechnology, Crime Scene Investigation, Finance

The University of New Haven will offer daytime youth academies at its main campus in biotech, engineering, CSI, and finance.

UNH Symposium Focuses on Developments in Lyme Disease Research May 18

A symposium about new research related to Lyme disease will take place at the University of New Haven on Saturday, May 18, from 1 to 7 p.m.

President Kaplan to be Inducted into Junior Achievement of Southwest New England’s Business Hall of Fame

President Steve Kaplan will be inducted into the Junior Achievement of Southwest New England’s Business Hall of Fame as part of the organization’s 33rd Annual Business Hall of Fame induction and dinner on Wednesday, May 1, at the New Haven Lawn Club.

The Evolution of Computational Models of Tumor Angiogenesis, 4/18

Motility is a fundamental property of cells. Coordinated motility of endothelial cells that reside on the inner surface of blood vessels leads to a critical bifurcation pointin cancer progression: tumor angiogenesis.In this talk, several mathematical models of tumor angiogenesis will be explored.

Interactive Mathematical Modeling and Tumor–Immune Dynamics Lab, 4/19

Why is it that one patient’s cancer returns after some time, while another patient can remain cancer free? After a century of controversy, the notion that the immune system regulates cancer development, dormancy, and progression is experiencing a new resurgence. In this lab, we will develop mathematical models of tumor-immune interactions associated with the cancer immunoediting hypothesis and we will use these models to make predictions about tumor dormancy.

Student Art, Music, Poetry, Prose and Drama featured at UNH on April 11

A Night of Arts celebrates the rich arts community of UNH by showcasing students’ art and design work, music, poetry and prose, and theatrical selections. The event is free and open to the public. The evening will feature student awards, a recognition ceremony and short ensemble performances by various UNH groups.

West Haven Veterans and UNH Students collaborate in Art Exhibit, 4/16 - 5/4

“Exit 43 – An Exhibition” is at the West Haven Veterans’ Museum and Learning Center from April 16 through May 4.

Into the Woods by Stephen Sondheim, 4/3 - 4/7

Do not miss the musical Into the Woods by Stephen Sondheim! Presented by the UNH Theater Program. Directed by Heather Reba and music director, Erika Schroth. April 3, 4, 5, 6 at 8PM and April 6, 7 at 2PM

La Cumbiamba Eneyé performs at UNH World Music Series, 4/14

The powerfully rhythmic music of La Cumbiamba Eneyé comes to UNH on Sunday, April 14, at 4 p.m.

A New Horizon of Digital Divide, 4/17

The Friends of the UNH Library will host a presentation by Dr. Eun-A Park on smartphone divide and information gaps: a new horizon of digital divide.

iPads and the Paperless Lab

The Friends of the UNH Library will host a presentation by Tiffany Hesser on creation of a paperless lab using iPads in Honors General Chemistry.

Ohio Academic Named Provost and VP at UNH

Daniel J. May, vice president for academic affairs at the University of Findlay in Ohio, has been named provost and senior vice president for academic affairs at the University of New Haven. May, who will join UNH this summer, was the unanimous choice of the search committee.

UNH Launches “Charge into the Future” Program Featuring Half-Tuition Scholarships for West Haven High School Graduates

Partnership with West Haven Public Schools will also provide college preparation programs for middle school and high school students.

UNH Hosts Free Workshop for High School Creative Writers

Connecticut high school students are invited to learn how to write poetry and/or fiction in a free workshop at the University of New Haven on Saturday, April 13.

Acclaimed Violinist Kia-Hui Tan and UNH Professor Jose Garcia-Leon Will Play Beethoven Masterwork at UNH’s Dodds Theater on March 3

Spring will arrive for a brief interlude at University of New Haven’s Dodds Hall Theater on Sunday, March 3, when Kia-Hui Tan and Jose Garcia-Leon perform Beethoven’s “Spring Sonata.”

Poetry Reading Features Pierre Joris, Internationally Acclaimed Poet and Translator

WEST HAVEN, CONN.--- Pierre Joris, an internationally renowned poet and one of the foremost translators of avant-garde poetry, will have a poetry reading at the University of New Haven on March 4 at 6:30 p.m.

Author Spignesi to speak in Southington

UNH practitioner-in-residence Stephen Spignesi, a New York Times bestselling author, will discuss his latest book, "Grover Cleveland's Rubber Jaw and Other Unusual, Unexpected, Unbelievable but All-True Facts about America's Presidents."

UNH Student-Run Record Label Signs First Two Artists

WEST HAVEN, CONN. – Purebred Records, the student record label at the University of New Haven, has signed its first two artists - Lansky Aloi, a rap artist from New Haven, Conn., and Hannah & Maggie, a duo who are working on their third album.

Second UNH Poet Wins Prestigious NEA Fellowship

John Murillo, an award-winning poet and an adjunct professor of English at the University of New Haven, has been awarded a $25,000 fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts. Murillo is the second member of the English Department to receive the prestigious award.

Free December Concert Series at UNH

UNH is offering a free concert series for the holiday season. All performances are open to the public and will take place in Dodds Hall Theater on the UNH main campus.

UNH Education Department Receives National Accreditation

The University of New Haven’s graduate education programs have been accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE), the leading organization in the nation working to establish high-quality teacher preparation programs.

2012 CT College Art Exhibition

Eleven University of New Haven students have had work selected for the 2012 CT College Art Exhibition. This biennial exhibition will take place at the John Slade Ely House in downtown New Haven.

Noel Sardalla at The Institute Library

Noel Sardalla ’14 is one of eight installation artists in “About Paper” at The Institute Library in New Haven.

The Sounds of UNH: End-of-Semester Concert

UNH Student Concert features the UNH Orchestra, The Marching Band, The Jazz Band, smaller ensembles, The Harmonies Choir, individual student singers and instrumentalists.

The House That Etheridge Built

Poets Reginald Dwayne Betts, Randall Horton, Marcus Jackson and John Murillo form the "Symphony," a tribute to the work of African-American poet Etheridge Knight.

Victor Markiw: Piano Works

Victor Markiw, Connecticut native and member of the UNH music faculty, will be performing solo piano music by Mozart, Villa-Lobos, Granados, Mompou, and Skoryk.

Evening of Jazz: The Morris Trent Quintet, The New Jazz Workshop

The Morris Trent Quintet and New Jazz Workshop perform as part of the Jazz@UNH series.

Negrura Peruana Brings Its Original Afro-Peruvian Beats To UNH

Negrura Peruana performs the music and dance of Peru’s African and criollo population. The group has performed at a number of high-profile venues including with Eva Ayllón (Afro-Peruvian icon and Grammy nominee), and throughout the growing Peruvian community of Connecticut. In 2005 they were invited to the Library of Congress American Folklife Center as part of the Homegrown Concert Series.

New Heaven: Cecilia Mandrile

Cecilia Mandrile at Seton Art Gallery, Nov. 14 – Dec. 8

UNH Band Director Inducted Into UMass Band Hall of Fame [VIDEO]

Jason L. DeGroff, director of bands at the University of New Haven, has been inducted into the Band Hall of Fame at the University of Massachusetts.

New Research: Lyme Disease Bacteria Survives by Forming Biofilm

Associate professor Eva Sapi on the relationship between the bacteria responsible for Lyme disease and biofilm which might allow it to resist antibiotic treatments.

Food Day at UNH Emphasizes Health, Sustainable, Affordable Food

The University of New Haven will celebrate Food Day on Wednesday, Oct. 24, with a panel discussion and movie.

Expert on Linking Math, Art, Music and Science to Lecture at UNH

Reza Sarhangi, a leading authority on how the seemingly unrelated worlds of mathematics, art, music and science overlap, will give a public lecture on Oct. 18.

Awarding-Winning Author to Read Her Works at UNH

Internationally recognized author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie will give a reading at the University of New Haven on Tuesday, Oct. 30 at 6:30 p.m. The program is free and open to the public.

"Tough Love" at Seton Gallery

Cat Balco and Megan Craig explore "Tough Love" in a collaborative exhibit. Oct. 19 - Nov. 2 at Seton Gallery.

Two UNH Artists Win Fellowships to Support their Work

Two members of the UNH community, Joseph Smolinski and Noel Sardalla, have received Artist Fellowships from the Connecticut Office of the Arts, part of the state Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD).

"Inverted Structures" at Seton Gallery

Lourdes Correa-Carlo's work appreciates the spaces between two and three-dimensional structures in photographs of the neighborhoods where she has lived, reducing architecture to their inherent elements. Her work explores how forms and symbols can be entered or blocked from view.

UNH Student Part of Team That Wins Bridgeport Film Competition

UNH student John Kovalsky was part of a team that won one of the top prizes in a film competition this summer.

UNH Part of $1.4 Million Effort to Map Long Island Sound

The Long Island Sound, the largest estuary in the Northeast, has long provided livelihoods and recreation for hundreds of thousands of people, and has been a subject of fascination, recreation, conservation and controversy.

UNH Students Launch Independent Record Label: “Purebred Records”

Senior Chosen for Special Literary Program at Rutgers

An Evening with Adriana Trigiani

May 24

UNH Students Write Psychology Entries As Part of World-wide Wikipedia Project

UNH Twilight Concert Features Orchestra, A Capella Group, Jazz, Gospel

May 4

High School Students Invited to UNH Workshop With Award-winning Poet

Student Exhibitions at West Cove Studio and Seton Gallery

April 23 - 28

World Book Night

April 23, Bartels Student Center Lobby

Eva Sapi on Lyme disease [AUDIO]

WSHU (May 19): Eva Sapi on Lyme disease [AUDIO] Eva Sapi, member of UNH's biology and environmental science department, comments on Lyme disease at UNH's annual symposium on Lyme disease.

5 Ways You Could Be Adding to Workplace Stress

Quality Health (May 19): “5 Ways You Could Be Adding to Workplace Stress" Stuart Sidle, member of UNH's industrial-organizational faculty, reviews workplace stress.

Kennedy Tells University of New Haven Graduates to Persevere, Push for Social Progress

The Hartford Courant (May 19) “Kennedy Tells University of New Haven Graduates to Persevere, Push for Social Progress” UNH commencement keynote speaker, Edward M. Kennedy Jr. exhorted students to adapt well to unforeseen adversity and to pursue causes they were passionate about. Change and unpredictability present rare opportunities to learn about yourself, he notes.

Noel Sardalla on collaborative art [VIDEO]

Smilow Cancer Hospital (May 17): Noel Sardalla '14 is the subject of a short documentary on collaborative art and its role at Smilow Cancer Hospital.

Ending Two Television Affairs

Open Salon (May 14): “Ending Two Television Affairs" Mark Drozdowski of UNH's communications and public affairs office says farewell to "The Office" and "The West Wing."

UNH Summer Youth Academies for Students in Grades 8-12 Focus on Engineering, Biotechnology, Crime Scene Investigation, Finance

Milford Patch (May 13): “UNH Summer Youth Academies for Students in Grades 8-12 Focus on Engineering, Biotechnology, Crime Scene Investigation, Finance” UNH will offer five daytime youth academies at its main campus, 300 Boston Post Road, this summer.

Keep Kids Reading All Summer Long

Parade (May 13): “Keep Kids Reading All Summer Long” Nancy Niemi, faculty member of the education department at UNH says, “Research shows that children tend to lose up to a grade level’s worth of reading progress—or more—during the summer.”

UNH's Transformative President

Business New Haven (May 13): “UNH's Transformative President” UNH President Steven Kaplan is profiled in his tenth year at the University. He talks about how the campus has changed under his leadership.

Smilow Cancer Hospital art installation honors the here and now

New Haven Register (May 12): “Smilow Cancer Hospital art installation honors the here and now” UNH student and employee Noel Sardalla is featured as the creator of an art installation on exhibit at Smilow Cancer Hospital through July. This story also ran on FoxCT.com and The Middletown Press.

Commencement Speakers Announced

Inside Higher Ed (May 10) “Commencement Speakers Announced: Clatsop CC, Concordia, Dartmouth, Eckerd, Elmhurst, Lehman, Marist, Mississippi Valley State, Montgomery, Northeastern Illinois, Saint Martin's, Santa Fe Art and Design, Truman State, U. of New Haven” University of New Haven: Ted Kennedy Jr., a lawyer and advocate for people with disabilities, and U.S. Senator Christopher Murphy, Democrat from Connecticut.

Cocktails with Charles Eliot

Inside Higher Ed May 10 “Cocktails with Charles Eliot” Mark J. Drozdowski, director of university communications at the University of New Haven. Latest installment of an occasional humor column.

Noel Sardalla on arts for healing at Smilow Cancer Hospital [VIDEO]

WTIC Fox Morning News, May 9, 2013: UNH student and employee Noel Sardalla talks about being an arts volunteer for Smilow Cancer Hospital. Footage courtesy of WTIC Fox Morning News.

Student news items for May 10 edition: Smith to have artwork in exhibit

The Middletown Press May 9 “Student news items for May 10 edition: Smith to have artwork in exhibit” The Senior Art & Design Exhibition at the University of New Haven will feature work from Kristina Smith. The exhibition titled “Not From Concentrate” opened on May 2 at West Cove Studio in West Haven, work includes two- and three-dimensional pieces along with digital media covering a broad spectrum of the art and design disciplines.

ProfNet Roundup: 2013 Commencement Speakers

Wall Street Journal (May 8) “ProfNet Roundup: 2013 Commencement Speakers” Ted Kennedy Jr., a lawyer and advocate for people with disabilities, will be the keynote speaker at the morning commencement ceremony of the University of New Haven at the Toyota Presents Oakdale Theatre on Sunday, May 19. Kennedy will be awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws degree at the ceremony, which starts at 10 a.m. A second ceremony at 3 p.m. will feature a commencement address delivered by Sen. Christopher Murphy (D-Conn.), who will receive an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree. UNH is awarding 37 associate degrees, 760 bachelor's degrees and 388 master's degrees at the May 19 ceremonies.

UNH Students "Before I Turn 100"

WFSB News 8 May 7, 2013 “Before I turn 100” University of New Haven students had some fun writing out things to do "before I turn 100."

Will visit with a dog relieve test stress? Quinnipiac students' project to find out

New Haven Register (May 6, 2013): "Will visit with a dog relieve test stress? Quinnipiac students' project to find out"' UNH professor Melissa Whitson and her dog, a bichon-poodle mix, launched the program at UNH last semester to alleviate stress during final exam weeks. “You can sign up for specific times and essentially most of them sit and play with him, pet him and kind of relax and de-stress,” Whitson said Monday. “I hear a lot of them say while they’re visiting with him that they miss their own animals at home or want animals, so it’s been really positively received by students.”

Wallingford educators going to tech camp

Record Journal May 4 “Wallingford educators going to tech camp” Teachers and administrators in the town’s school system will have the opportunity to participate in an education camp at the University of New Haven. The pilot program will provide teachers and administrators with some background on the computers — giving them the opportunity to think about how they could make them a part of the classroom.

Make Colleges Use Standardized ‘Shopping Sheet’ Colleges must acknowledge true costs to students and parents

The Hartford Courant May 3 “Make Colleges Use Standardized ‘Shopping Sheet’ Colleges must acknowledge true costs to students and parents”

Demetri Smith wins UNH Scholarship Challenge [VIDEO]

News 12 CT April 30 “Demetri Smith wins Scholarship Challenge” [VIDEO] Bridgeport resident Demetri Smith wins a four year scholarship to UNH for his business plan as part of the Scholarship Challenge Program.

A Kennedy Emerges: Speaks at UNH Graduation

Hartford Courant April 29 “A Kennedy Emerges: Speaks at UNH Graduation” Ted Kennedy, Jr. will receive an honorary doctorate from UNH and will be the keynote speaker at the commencement ceremony.

UNH Symposium Focuses on Developments in Lyme Disease Research

Milford Patch April 29 “UNH Symposium Focuses on Developments in Lyme Disease Research” The sixth annual UNH Lyme disease symposium about new research exploring the mysteries of Borrelia burgdorferi hosted by Eva Sapi, associate professor of biology and environmental science, will chair the conference and speak about her research.

Lt. Governor Nancy Wyman to be Featured Speaker at the Women in Leadership Conference at UNH May 15

Milford Patch April 29 “Lt. Governor Nancy Wyman to be Featured Speaker at the Women in Leadership Conference at UNH May 15” Lt. Governor Nancy Wyman will speak at the annual Women in Leadership Conference, discussing how she aspired to her current leadership position and the struggles and challenges she faced along the way.

Watering Down the Categories

First Things April 26 “Watering Down the Categories” Professor Emeritus of Philosophy Joel Marks is cited in a new book about the variety of philosophical stances among ethicists.

National Poetry Month Day 26: “but she wasn’t from my south” by Randall Horton

The Rumpus April 26 “National Poetry Month Day 26: “But She Wasn’t From My South” by Randall Horton” Professor Randall Horton's poem “But She Wasn’t From My South”

Why Prato?

The Florentine April 25 “Why Prato?” The University of New Haven, chose Prato over Florence for its Italian campus because of Prato’s authenticity. Prato is a great town in which to explore an authentic side of Tuscany. It offers less of the hustle and bustle of Florence (and fewer tourists), yet it is by no means less entertaining.

The Florentine April 25 “Connecticut in Prato: The University of New Haven’s Prato campus”

The Florentine April 25 “Connecticut in Prato: The University of New Haven’s Prato campus” The Prato campus director, Kevin Murphy, comments that his primary aim is for students to be able to break out of the ‘American bubble,’ make Italian friends, learn the language and experience ‘real’ Italy. We are the first American programme in Prato, there is a lot of goodwill and we have good relationships with local organizations.

Universities Unite!: Prato Campus Week

The Florentine April 25, 2013 “Universities Unite!: Prato Campus Week” UNH students at Prato campus perform a classical music concert at Prato Campus Week. Campus Week is a great opportunity for Florentine and study-abroad students alike to get to know a relatively tourist-free Tuscan town and those who study there—and have a ton of free fun in the process.

Connecticut in Prato

The Florentine April 23 “Connecticut in Prato” The University of New Haven established its first and only international campus in Prato in autumn 2012. With 35 students a semester, the university offers a changing programme of classes to give every New Haven student, no matter his or her major, the opportunity to spend 15 weeks in Italy.

In Boston's wake, expert advice on how to deal, heal with traumatic events

nhregister.com, April 21, 2013: "In Boston's wake, expert advice on how to deal, heal with traumatic events" Professor Melissa Whitson of the College of the Arts and Sciences offers advice on how a community can cope with events like the Boston Marathon bombing.

University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 4]

WTNH, April 18, 2013: “University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 4]” Students at the University of New Haven gathered together to reflect upon the recent Boston Marathon bombings that killed and injured many.

University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 5]

WTIC FOX CT Morning News at 8, April 18, 2013: "University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 5]" Students at the University of New Haven gathered together to reflect upon the recent Boston Marathon bombings that killed and injured many.

University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 7]

WTNH Good Morning Connecticut at 5:30 AM, April 18, 2013: “University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 7]” Students at the University of New Haven gathered together to reflect upon the recent Boston Marathon bombings that killed and injured many.

University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 8]

WTIC FOX CT Morning News at 5, Apr 18, 2013: “ University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 8]" Students at the University of New Haven gathered together to reflect upon the recent Boston Marathon bombings that killed and injured many.

University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 6]

WTIC FOX CT Morning News at 7, April 18, 2013 [VIDEO 6]: Students at the University of New Haven gathered together to reflect upon the recent Boston Marathon bombings that killed and injured many. Students at the University of New Haven gathered together to reflect upon the recent Boston Marathon bombings that killed and injured many.

UNH students, West Haven vets form friendships via art

nhregister.com, April 17, 2013: "UNH students, West Haven vets form friendships via art." University of New Haven students and veterans from the VA Connecticut Healthcare System’s West Haven Medical Center talk about the friendships they formed while developing a collaborative exhibit,

UNH Professor Awarded $500,000 NEH Grant for Documentary on American Communists

milford.patch.com, April 17, 2013: "UNH Professor Awarded $500,000 NEH Grant for Documentary on American Communists" Richard Wormser, an adjunct professor of criminal justice at UNH, has received a $500,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) to produce a two-hour documentary film on American radicalism. Wormser’s project, “American Reds: The Failed Revolution,” is a two-hour documentary film intended for public television. It will tell the story of American radicalism between 1930 and 1960.

University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 1]

WTIC Fox 61 :: Apr 17, 2013 :: FOX CT News at 11 [VIDEO]: UNH students gathered on campus to remember the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing.

University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 2]

WTIC Fox 61:: Apr 17, 2013 :: FOX CT News at 10 [VIDEO 2]: UNH students gathered on campus to remember the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing.

UNH holds memorial to honor bombing victims [VIDEO]

wtnh.com, April 17, 2013: "UNH holds memorial to honor bombing victims" At the University of New Haven, nearly 140 miles from Boston, a show of solidarity from students and faculty, many who grew up in Massachusetts.

Dozens gather for Boston Marathon prayer service at University of New Haven

nhregister.com, students, April 17, 2013

Experts: Serial trauma can take a serious toll

ctpost.com, Melissa Whitson, April 17, 2013

Experts: Serial trauma can take a serious toll

Danbury News Times, April 16, 2013: "Experts: Serial trauma can take a serious toll" Professor Melissa Whitson of the college of Arts and Sciences talks about how communities can heal in the wake of events like the Boston Marathon bombing.

How Violence In Public Places Shapes America's Psyche [AUDIO]

yourpublicmedia.org, Melissa Whitson, April 16, 2013

Experts: Serial trauma can take a serious toll

newstimes.com, Melissa Whitson, April 16, 2013

Melissa Whitson on healing community trauma [AUDIO]

WNPR-WPKT, April 16, 2013 [AUDIO]: UNH assistant professor Melissa Whitson is interviewed about how communities cope with psychological trauma in the wake of events like the Boston Marathon bombing.

Gitmo must go

New Haven Independent, April 11, 2013: Jim Douglass, an author who’s doing research at UNH about the Bobby Kennedy assassination, participated in a rally in New Haven to call on President Barack Obama to fulfill a campaign promise to shut down the Guantanamo Bay detention center, which opened after the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, to hold “enemy combatants.”

CT Colleges Named to President’s Honor Roll for Community Service

Norwalk Plus, March 26, 2013: UNH has been named by the Corporation for National and Community Service as one of 14 Connecticut colleges and universities to the 2013 President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll, the highest federal distinction an institution of higher education can receive for its commitment to improving their communities through community service and service learning.

One lovebird has flown, but the other is still singing their tunes

New Haven Register, March 23, 2013: Bob Isaacs, former DJ at UNH's radio station WNHU, is memorialized. His wife and co-host Karen Isaacs will continue DJ'ing their shows "Stroll Down Memory Lane" and "Two on the Aisle."

Heaven can wait, but we shouldn't

Connecticut Post, March 15, 2013: UNH professor emeritus Joel Marks discusses the importance of monitoring objects like the Chelyabinsk meteor that exploded over Russia on Feb. 15.

Hamden's Best Video Coffee & Wine Bar owners exhibit works at University of New Haven

New Haven Register, March 9, 2013: “Multi-force Memoryscapes,” an exhibit by the three artists who own Hamden’s Best Video Coffee & Wine Bar, continues through March 27 at UNH. The exhibit features a diversity of approaches to interpreting the factual world by Graham D. Honaker II, William McCarthy and Hank Paper.

Eva Sapi on Lyme disease [AUDIO]

WSHU (May 19): Eva Sapi on Lyme disease [AUDIO] Eva Sapi, member of UNH's biology and environmental science department, comments on Lyme disease at UNH's annual symposium on Lyme disease.

Noel Sardalla on collaborative art [VIDEO]

Smilow Cancer Hospital (May 17): Noel Sardalla '14 is the subject of a short documentary on collaborative art and its role at Smilow Cancer Hospital.

Noel Sardalla on arts for healing at Smilow Cancer Hospital [VIDEO]

WTIC Fox Morning News, May 9, 2013: UNH student and employee Noel Sardalla talks about being an arts volunteer for Smilow Cancer Hospital. Footage courtesy of WTIC Fox Morning News.

Demetri Smith wins UNH Scholarship Challenge [VIDEO]

News 12 CT April 30 “Demetri Smith wins Scholarship Challenge” [VIDEO] Bridgeport resident Demetri Smith wins a four year scholarship to UNH for his business plan as part of the Scholarship Challenge Program.

University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 4]

WTNH, April 18, 2013: “University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 4]” Students at the University of New Haven gathered together to reflect upon the recent Boston Marathon bombings that killed and injured many.

University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 7]

WTNH Good Morning Connecticut at 5:30 AM, April 18, 2013: “University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 7]” Students at the University of New Haven gathered together to reflect upon the recent Boston Marathon bombings that killed and injured many.

University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 8]

WTIC FOX CT Morning News at 5, Apr 18, 2013: “ University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 8]" Students at the University of New Haven gathered together to reflect upon the recent Boston Marathon bombings that killed and injured many.

University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 6]

WTIC FOX CT Morning News at 7, April 18, 2013 [VIDEO 6]: Students at the University of New Haven gathered together to reflect upon the recent Boston Marathon bombings that killed and injured many. Students at the University of New Haven gathered together to reflect upon the recent Boston Marathon bombings that killed and injured many.

University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 1]

WTIC Fox 61 :: Apr 17, 2013 :: FOX CT News at 11 [VIDEO]: UNH students gathered on campus to remember the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing.

University of New Haven students gather to remember Boston Marathon victims [VIDEO 2]

WTIC Fox 61:: Apr 17, 2013 :: FOX CT News at 10 [VIDEO 2]: UNH students gathered on campus to remember the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing.

Melissa Whitson on healing community trauma [AUDIO]

WNPR-WPKT, April 16, 2013 [AUDIO]: UNH assistant professor Melissa Whitson is interviewed about how communities cope with psychological trauma in the wake of events like the Boston Marathon bombing.

How Violence In Public Places Shapes America's Psyche [AUDIO]

yourpublicmedia.org, Melissa Whitson, April 16, 2013

Joel Marks on meteor monitoring petition [VIDEO]

WTIC, March 5, 2013: UNH professor emeritus Joel Marks discusses his online petition to monitor meteors like the one that recently exploded over Russia.

Elizabeth Christian on media coverage of gun control debate [AUDIO]

Alison Slade Show (Genesis Communications Network), March 3, 2013 [AUDIO]: UNH assistant professor Elizabeth Christian discusses media coverage on the gun control debate on the Alison Slade Show.

West Haven students offered 50% scholarships [VIDEO][1]

NBC Connecticut, February 28, 2013 [VIDEO]: UNH and the West Haven school district announced a major partnership offering 50% tuition scholarships for West Haven High School graduates who have been admitted to UNH.

West Haven students offered 50% scholarships [VIDEO][2]

WTIC Fox CT, February 28, 2013 [VIDEO]: UNH and the West Haven school district announced a major partnership offering 50% tuition scholarships for West Haven High School graduates who have been admitted to UNH.

Chris Shays joins University of New Haven [AUDIO][3]

WCBS, February 20, 2013 [AUDIO]: Former U.S. Rep. Christopher Shays is now a distinguished fellow in public service at the University of New Haven. UNH President Steven H. Kaplan says Shays can provide students with an exposure to his first-hand experience in high levels of government.

Chris Shays joins University of New Haven [VIDEO][1]

WTNH, February 20, 2013 [VIDEO]: Former U.S. Rep. Christopher Shays is now a distinguished fellow in public service at the University of New Haven. UNH President Steven H. Kaplan says Shays can provide students with an exposure to his first-hand experience in high levels of government.

Chris Shays joins University of New Haven [AUDIO][1]

WNPR-WPKT, February 20, 2013 [AUDIO]: Former U.S. Rep. Christopher Shays is now a distinguished fellow in public service at the University of New Haven. UNH President Steven H. Kaplan says Shays can provide students with an exposure to his first-hand experience in high levels of government.

Chris Shays joins University of New Haven [VIDEO][3]

WVIT, February 20, 2013 [VIDEO][3]: Former U.S. Rep. Christopher Shays is now a distinguished fellow in public service at the University of New Haven. UNH President Steven H. Kaplan says Shays can provide students with an exposure to his first-hand experience in high levels of government.

Wes Davis on the Beatles [AUDIO]

WNPR, November 8, 2012 [AUDIO]: UNH professor Wes Davis joins a panel of experts on WNPR to discuss the enduring appeal of The Beatles.

Spignesi on Presidential Oddities [VIDEO]

WTIC Fox 61, November 6, 2012 [VIDEO]: UNH professor Stephen Spignesi is interviewed about his new book on presidential oddities.

Stephen Spignesi on Presidential Oddities [AUDIO]

WNPR, November 5, 2012 [AUDIO]: Were Washington's teeth really made of wood? UNH professor Stephen Spignesi is interviewed on WNPR about presidential oddities.

UNH Band Director Inducted Into UMass Band Hall of Fame [VIDEO]

Jason L. DeGroff, director of bands at the University of New Haven, has been inducted into the Band Hall of Fame at the University of Massachusetts.

At the Edge: Dr. Randall Horton, Poet and Scholar [AUDIO]

Blog Talk Radio, September 20, 2012: UNH professor Randall Horton is interviewed about current writing projects.

Theater Program Benefits Arts, Non-Arts Majors [VIDEO]