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Members of the University of New Haven's new women's ice hockey club team have their eyes on the larger goal of developing a foundation for a successful program and sharing their love of the sport with the campus community – and each other.
For Samantha Alaimo ’21, her lifelong passion for marine biology has taken her all the way from a small lake in Pennsylvania to a leading laboratory for marine science education, an opportunity made possible by devoted University of New Haven benefactors.
Kica Matos, a devoted advocate for social justice, is passionate about safeguarding democracy, protecting immigrant rights, and inspiring young people to be engaged. She will deliver a campus-wide lecture on November 6 as part of the Bartels Lecture Series.
In an effort to reduce the University’s waste output and cut costs, the Office of Facilities is implementing several green initiatives on campus, including composting. This will enable organic waste to be turned into compost – and even electricity.
Tanaya Shivname ’20 M.A., a candidate in the University of New Haven’s graduate program in industrial and organizational psychology, looks forward to sharing her Indian culture with the campus community.
To prepare students to interview for internships and jobs, the University's Career Development Center recently hosted mock interviews for 400 students enrolled in a 'Principles of Communication' course.
Alexandria Ross '21 spent part of her summer, as she says, getting out of her comfort zone exploring Irish culture, and she encourages her fellow students to experience everything that studying abroad has to offer.
Meet Kathy Kautz de Arango, executive director of the University’s Immigration Services, whose office is filled with treasures that her students have brought her from around the world.
For Keyri Ambrocio ’21, attending the International Diplomacy Forum in Bangkok, Thailand this summer was an opportunity to gain a global perspective, cultural competence, and a deeper understanding of the challenges that people face around the world.
This summer a group of faculty members flipped the script as they became students, working on projects at MakeHaven. Now they are bringing what they learned to the classroom.
Monica Ruiz '18 M.S., the University's assistant strength and conditioning coach, is devoted to helping her student-athletes achieve their athletic goals. She recently accomplished one of her own: qualifying for the Raw Powerlifting Nationals, which she competes in this week.
Erica Haskell, Ph.D., an ethnomusicologist who is serving as the University’s newest Oskar Schindler Humanities Foundation Endowed Professor, is launching a project that celebrates diversity, builds community, and provides hands-on learning opportunities for students.
You won't find Professor Gil Fried playingCounter-Strike, but he's been at the forefront of researching the emerging field of esports and helping to shape the development of the University's new comprehensive academic program in esports management.
Although fitness apps can enable users to live healthier lives, Ibrahim "Abe" Baggili, the University of New Haven’s Elder Family Endowed Chair of Computer Science and Cybersecurity, warns that they can present privacy and safety concerns.
Virág Gulyás, an international relations and branding expert, recently visited the University of New Haven to help launch a new speaker series about combating instances of antisemitism and promoting human rights.
Miguel A. Cardona, Ph.D., Connecticut's first Latino education commissioner, shared his inspirational story with students, engaging them in a discussion about the importance of education and inclusion.
A former theater consultant with a passion for music and art, Milan Anich is the technical director for the University of New Haven's Department of Music, Theater, and Dance.
Get to know Jacquelyn Gleisner, MFA, practitioner in residence in the University of New Haven’s art and design department, who was recently selected as visiting critic-in-residence for The Chart, an online arts journal dedicated to raising visibility of writing about the arts.
National Coming Out Day is a meaningful day for members of the LGBTQIA+ community at the University of New Haven and around the world. A member of the campus community writes about its significance, as well as the University's endeavors to educate the campus community.
When she was in college, Summer McGee, Ph.D. knew she wanted to make her mark addressing critical issues in healthcare. Today she is a national expert in health policy, bioethics, and healthcare management.
