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An annual community festival that celebrates the close bond between the University of New Haven and the West Haven community, WestFest is an event that many students look forward to each year. For Keyri Ambrocio '21, one of the students helping to organize the event, it is an opportunity to learn, to have fun, and to see her hard work benefit the...
The University's Counseling and Psychological Services Center is ready to welcome new and returning students to the University, endeavoring to help them ease the transition to college life and the stress that comes with being a college student through a variety of programs and services – including some that involve cuddly canines.
Robin Kerkstra, M.S., a new assistant professor of allied health at the University of New Haven, has already immersed herself in everything that Connecticut has to offer.
Known for its criminal justice and forensic science programs, the University of New Haven extends its educational opportunities to high school students through a summer camp that enables them to step into the world of crime scene investigation.
Assistant Dean of Students Rebecca Kitchell and Executive Director of Student Engagement, Leadership, and Orientation Greg Overend hosted a live Q&A that was designed to help welcome and answer the questions of the parents and families of the University's newest students.
As part of the University of New Haven's Film and Theater Academy, high school students learned the art of storytelling, crafting pieces about themselves and their communities, while exploring roles on stage, in front of the camera, and behind the lens.
Adam Caress, who joins the University of New Haven community this fall, looks forward to sharing his love of music with students.
As part of her Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship project, Micaela O’Shea ’21 explored Middle Eastern culture, yielding fascinating findings and a sense of confidence for her future work in the field.
A sergeant with the Branford, Connecticut Police Department, Corrianne Dionne ’12, ’17 M.S. brings her experience and dedication to the University of New Haven community as an adjunct faculty and mentor.
Forty students from around the region spent a week tracking down cyber criminals, decrypting codes, cracking passwords, and learning how to hack into major websites – to ultimately understand how to protect them – as part of the University of New Haven’s GenCyber Agent Academy, an innovative program supported by the National Science Foundation...
An innovative program taught as part of the University’s Competency Learning Experience, the "Beginners Understanding of Individual Leadership Development" (BUILD) program teaches students the principles of leadership and how to understand and develop their own leadership style.
Meet Kevin Murphy, dean of the University of New Haven’s Tuscany Campus in Prato, Italy. He discovered his passion for art history and travel as a college student, and he is now learning Chinese.
Ibrahim "Abe" Baggili, the University of New Haven’s Elder Family Endowed Chair of Computer Science and Cybersecurity, was named a fellow of the European Alliance for Innovation, a designation earned by a fraction of the organization’s 150,000 members.
Get to know Joe Smolinski, the University of New Haven’s chair of art and design, whose work includes projects that raise meaningful questions, explore the role of technology in our environment, and, even, generate electricity.
Students in the Lee College reflect on the experiences they had that led to them earning awards that recognized excellence in academics, research, campus involvement, and hands-on learning opportunities.
Professor Mike Lawlor is part of a national group working to change the way 18- to 25-year olds are treated in the criminal justice system, and he hopes to create a clinical program that University of New Haven students can be a part of.
For an independent study project, Tristan Cowan ’15 built a unique machine that measures a person’s height. The report gained attention in the academic community when it was published, and the experience set the stage for the engineering graduate to pursue a career developing simulation systems.
The inaugural group of candidates in the University of New Haven’s graduate certificate program in Nonprofit Leadership, Innovation, and Organizational Sustainability are gaining the leadership skills and confidence that will enable them to take their nonprofit organizations to new levels of success.
Patrick Gourley, an assistant professor of economics at the University of New Haven, is passionate about traveling and experiencing the world, and he created a scholarship to enable students to do just that.
Attending the International Diplomacy Forum in Bangkok earlier this summer enabled Isabelle Lupinacci ’22 to learn about other cultures while reflecting on the impact she hopes to make in her career.
