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Proving to be calm and cool under intense pressure, the University’s top cybersecurity students are seeking to move on to the national round of an immersive competition that challenges students to defend corporate networks and systems from active hackers.
Get to know Will Frazier, an area coordinator for the University of New Haven’s Office of Residential Life, a former varsity baseball player whose career ambitions have included becoming a lawyer or marriage counselor.
Offered to girls entering grades 7 through 10, the University’s All-Girls Math Academy enables girls with an interest in math to explore their passion while learning from University faculty members. At a recent reunion, previous Math Academy participants said they’re already looking forward to this summer’s session.
A new service-learning course offered through the University of New Haven’s Music Department brings together students and local nonprofit organizations, enabling them to make a positive difference while creating a foundation that future students can learn from and build upon.
Cassandra Pray ’17, a data science analyst, says her experiences at the University of New Haven prepared her to excel in graduate school and in her current position.
Malorie Nitz ’20 has presented the findings from her Summer Undergraduate Research Project to professionals in the forensic science field, and she says the project taught her that “you don’t need to get positive results in research for the work to be successful.”
More than 200 members of the University community charged into Boca Raton, Florida, to reflect on the past and to commemorate the start of the University’s second century of success.
It has been a little over a year since I spent my first semester as a student at the University of New Haven’s campus in Tuscany, Italy. Looking back, I formed new friendships, gained independence, and developed an appreciation and understanding of other cultures, as I took part in an experience that will impact me long into the future.
A new initiative at the University of New Haven, the Women’s Leadership Council brings female students and prominent women leaders together for mentorship and networking opportunities, as well as for inspiration and empowerment.
Since spending 16 years in prison for a crime he did not commit, Jeffrey Deskovic has dedicated his life to helping the wrongly convicted. He visited campus to discuss the impact that mistakes in the criminal justice system can have on the lives of those unjustly accused.
Students taking "Human Ecology in Coastal Systems" step out of the classroom and into the Alaskan wilderness, where they connect with the natural environment and with local stakeholders. The next cohort of students will visit Alaska this spring.
Joseph Dooley ’83 has served as chief of two police departments during his nearly 40-year career in law enforcement, which began while he was still an undergraduate student at the University of New Haven.
The University’s annual Leadership Day symposium enables students to learn from experts and each other as they develop their own leadership skills and learn what it means to be a leader.
Whether he is teaching at the University of New Haven or training employees at The Hartford, Thomas Shokite ’89 M.S. knows that individuals often face challenges when learning to use data management systems. His innovative way to address these obstacles has earned a patent.
While attending a recent workshop on campus, I learned about the importance of creating effective public service announcements – and I was inspired to create my own. I hope it will help individuals and their families who are being impacted by the opioid crisis.
After meeting as students at the University of New Haven, Mandi Donaldson '06 and Keith Donaldson '06 were married by longtime professor and campus chaplain Marty O'Connor '76, M. Div., J.D.
Ivy Watts ’15 was a star on the track and in the classroom. Still, she battled anxiety and the fear she was falling short of expectations. Today, she is a sought-after mental health advocate who shares her story to help others discover the path to mental wellness.
A cybersecurity major, Kenny Franquiz ’24 is excited to join the University of New Haven community and for the opportunities he’ll have as a student-athlete.
Faculty members from across the University are joining School of Health Sciences public health researchers in sharing their expertise in areas ranging from the economy and technology to travel and tourism to examine the global impact of the coronavirus outbreak.
As part of its annual lecture honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the University of New Haven’s Myatt Center for Diversity and Inclusion hosted Dr. Kamille Gentles-Peart to lead a discussion that examined the history of oppression, racism, and stereotypes impacting the African American community.
