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The University’s Career Closet/Campus Pantry includes professional clothing, nonperishable food, and health and wellness items that are available at no cost to students who need them, and staff members, a supermarket chain, and the local community are endeavoring to make sure it helps as many students as possible.
Science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) skills and an aptitude for data analysis are becoming even more crucial to business success, and the University of New Haven’s College of Business is leading the way in developing undergraduate and graduate programs that are preparing students to excel in the careers of the future.
Jess Holzer, Ph.D., an expert in health policy, is passionate about improving equity in healthcare and building connections in the surrounding community.
A team of University of New Haven graduate students in finance earned first place in the Foreign Exchange Trading Challenge at the 9th annual University Trading Challenge, gaining real-world trading experience and participating in valuable networking opportunities.
For Shivani Patel ’21, recruitment director for the University’s Model United Nations program, MUN enabled her to network with students from around the world, step out of her comfort zone, and develop a sense of resilience and self-confidence.
As part of the University’s Executive MBA Speaker Series, Ferdinand L. Risco, Jr. ’09 EMBA returned to his alma mater to inspire students, sharing what he has learned about leadership, branding, and treating people with respect.
The African Graduate Students Association’s first major event on campus was a celebration of African culture, diversity, and history that brought the University community together to share food, fashion, and fun.
After accepting their degrees during the University’s Winter Commencement ceremony, graduates reflected on what they have learned and their favorite experiences at the University, and look to the future.
Meet Gabriella “Bella” Miceli ’13, assistant director of fitness and wellness at ChargerREC, who grew up celebrating Hanukkah and Christmas, and whose favorite memory of 2019 was helping to launch a new resource to help students.
The University’s diverse green initiatives have been recognized by the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education, and students and staff members are continuing to work together to minimize the University’s impact on the planet.
Prantik Chakraborty ’20 M.S. and his host, Steve Macchiarolo, director of graduate student engagement, share the fun way they spent the holiday together, and what it taught them about the importance of family and giving thanks.
Moved by the devastating impact that suicide had on the life of one of his students, Alvin Tran, Ph.D. is urging public health officials and lawmakers to address what he calls a “preventable public health problem,” as suicide rates among young people continue to increase across the country.
For Samantha Mendence ’20, the opportunities she had at the University of New Haven enabled her to explore the world while bringing her textbooks and her research to life.
For Rose Robles ’20, who served in the U.S. Coast Guard, her studies sparked a passion for the nonprofit sector and led to a significant finding about the work of her late father.
In honor of Giving Tuesday, a global generosity movement that celebrates the power of individuals to make a difference, Brittany Woodson ’20 reflects on the impact philanthropy has had on her, and on the entire University of New Haven community.
Nathan Fonesca ’20, a Diversity Peer Educator, wanted to start a dialogue about the importance of education and the impact it has made on black men. So he organized a panel discussion that brought together members of the University and New Haven communities.
Yadwinder Singh ’20 MBA is a talented business student who is active in the University community. When he’s not on campus, you’ll find the “King of Indian rap music” performing at live shows or in the studio working on his new album.
This Thanksgiving season, students reflected on what they are thankful for while paying it forward, working on projects to enrich the University and local communities.
Kay Wilson, who survived a brutal attack in Israel in 2010, recently visited the University of New Haven as part of a new speaker series about promoting human rights. She shared her story of surviving the attack and how the harrowing experience changed her perspective on life.
A month-long event that draws thousands of visitors and more than 400 artists to the Greater New Haven area each year, ArtSpace’s City-Wide Open Studios enables artists to share their work with the community. For the second year, the University of New Haven’s Department of Communication, Film, and Media Studies, under the guidance of adjunct...
