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Shana-Kay Hyde ’27, a University of New Haven computer science major from Jamaica, shares how she, and her community, found strength and support while far from home.
University of New Haven students showcased bold, heartfelt, and highly practical solutions at this year’s SMERD Pitch Competition. Their ventures earned high praise and highlighted the power of student innovation.
Campus and community leaders gathered with industry partners to explore the University’s ambitious plan for a best-in-nation Center for Innovation and Applied Technology - an industry-driven hub preparing the next generation of leaders.
After participating in the Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) program, a once-intimidated Isabella Warner ’27, ’28 M.S. discovered her passion for hands-on investigation and the confidence to present her work on a professional stage.
Tagliatela College of Engineering Professors Kristine Horvat, Ph.D., and Nagasree Garapati, Ph.D., as well as Amna Al-Azdee ’28, ’29 M.S. were named Women of Innovation award finalists who were hailed as “trailblazers, leaders, role models, and change-makers,” in academia, industry and the community.
Megan Macneil ’25, ’26 M.S. built on her honors thesis to earn top honors at the International Association for Identification Conference for her fingerprint degradation research.
Groundbreaking research by University of New Haven doctoral candidate Tarek Ibrahim ‘23 M.S., ‘26 Ph.D. earned him national recognition among finalists from Stanford, Cornell, Northwestern, and the University of Michigan.
Vashish Bansee ’24 M.A., career advisor, shares how personalized guidance, professional resources, and networking support from the Career Development Center help Chargers stand out in a competitive job market.
University of New Haven MPH candidates earned all three of the Society for Public Health Education’s 21st Century Student Scholarships at the organization’s 2025 Advocacy Summit in Washington, D.C.
A nutrition sciences major, Beatrice Glaviano ’26 shares her journey toward self-love and healthier habits while building routine at the gym.
Security and Defense Policy major Morgan Stromski ’28 reflects on how the University’s Army ROTC program is helping her prepare for a career in Military Intelligence.
Led by the University of New Haven’s Maggie Holland, Ph.D., MPH, a collaborative study investigated how disruptions in care and documentation affected child-maltreatment reporting.
Hosted in the Marvin K. Peterson Library, the Academic Boost Library Takeover program connected students with academic, career, and financial support across the University.
Charger Blogger and Nutrition Sciences major Beatrice Glaviano ’26 talks about forgetting what might be “good” or “bad” foods and shares her approach to eating in a way that nourishes both body and happiness.
Master of Public Health students recently put classroom learning into action during a hands-on workshop with the New Haven Health Department’s Environmental Health team. The experience gave students an inside look at how local public health professionals detect and prevent lead exposure in the community.
From apple cider to autumn hikes, Connecticut native and Charger Blogger Beatrice Glaviano ’26 shares some of her favorite ways to soak up the season before winter hits.
Through the BridgeUSA program, the University of New Haven welcomed Dr. Oleksii Boduliev, an assistant professor and military anesthesiologist from Ukraine, whose visit offered students and faculty an unforgettable perspective on healthcare in times of crisis.
Computer science major Shana-Kay Hyde ’27 reflects on how stepping back from stress and embracing unpredictability has made her college experience more meaningful.
Between homework, stress, and late nights, Beatrice Glaviano ’26 reminds us that sometimes the most productive thing students can do is rest.
Through the University’s study abroad program in Prato, Isaura Franco ’26 discovered new confidence, community, and perspectives.
