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For Amina Almoustafa ’24 M.S., the “Leadership and Team Building” course she took last year was a particularly impactful experience. She recently returned to the class – this time, as a guest speaker, sharing her own story of leadership.
The University’s MUN team excelled at the conference, and students say being a part of it was an incredible opportunity to learn and grow.
As the year winds down, Beatrice Glaviano ’26 looks back on this past semester, reflecting on the goals she set for herself and facing her own vulnerabilities.
BUSA 1000 is a hands-on course offered to students in all of the University’s academic colleges and schools, enabling them to develop a plan for a company and to pitch their business plan to the University community, as well as to a panel of judges.
Prospective communications students and their families had the chance to meet faculty, tour the University’s state-of-the-art studio, and learn about the opportunities that would be available to them as Chargers.
Members of the University’s Honors program had the unique opportunity to have breakfast with Sheahon Zenger, Ph.D., sharing their experiences, reflecting on their time as Chargers, and receiving a thoughtful gift intended to inspire them.
Chargers came together for a festive and fun celebration of the holidays and our pride for being Chargers.
Faculty from myriad disciplines recently came together to discuss how they can best support students while addressing the challenges presented by AI. They also proposed creating a task force to further ensure they offer a robust learning experience and maximize the opportunities created by AI.
For Beatrice Glaviano ’26, visiting the Big Apple and a trip to the American Museum of Natural History with members of the University’s Honors program sparked her curiosity and sense of wonder.
Beatrice Glaviano ’26 discusses all things love – from her own crushes to online dating and the importance of self-love.
For the third year in a row, University of New Haven students took home half of the scholarships, including the most esteemed award, presented by the Connecticut chapter of the Construction Management Association of America.
Members of the University’s Women in Business Club reflect on a successful semester of hosting inclusive events, building a supportive community, and enabling Chargers to build critical skills.
As part of a graduate-level course, U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal spoke to Chargers about national and international issues and answered their questions. Students reflected on the terrific opportunity they had to deepen their understanding of policy and further explore what they’ve been discussing in the classroom.
The University’s graduate program in sport management was the only program in Connecticut to be included on SportBusiness’s list of top graduate programs worldwide. The organization lauded the University’s robust alumni network, supportive faculty, and job support.
The event brought together alumni who are now leaders in their fields and students who are working on innovative research, matching ideas and ingenuity while creating opportunities for students to network.
The words “power on” capture the University’s transformative impact on students, as well as how Chargers draw support from each other and their own sense of purpose as they activate, engage, and power on their goals and dreams.
As he prepares to graduate, Pradeep Rajbhandari '24 MPH reflects on the meaningful experiences he’s had at the University, including the opportunities he’s had to collaborate with his faculty mentors and to attend a leading public health conference – at which he accepted two prestigious awards.
Meet Noah Swatt ’22, director of University scheduling and events management, whose travels this year have brought him from Seattle to the Bahamas.
The University recently celebrated the dedication and service of the veterans in its community, as well as its recent inclusion on the Military Times 2023 “Best for Vets: Colleges List.”
As she prepares for finals, Beatrice Glaviano ’26 discusses how she prepares for exams and offers study and self-care tips to her fellow Chargers.
