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Nicholas Graham ’16, who is pursuing an MFA in cinema directing at Columbia College Chicago, was part of the crew on "Joker," a Warner Brothers film starring Robert De Niro and Joaquin Phoenix that is due out later this year.
Alvin Tran, Sc.D., MPH, who will begin teaching at the University of New Haven this fall, is a former health reporter whose research focuses on body image, disordered eating behaviors, and health policy – issues that will be the focus of one of the University’s newest initiatives.
Joey Edmonds ’22, a genetics and biotechnology major, dreams of becoming a geneticist, and his experience in the University of New Haven’s Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship program has enabled him to begin conducting his own research.
After emigrating to the United States from Cuba more than 50 years ago, Federico Garcia ’69 worked hard and made sacrifices, paving the way for the economics graduate to realize his dream of owning his own business that is nearing its fourth decade.
Jennifer Passaretti of the University’s Department of Biology and Environmental Science gets out of the laboratory and on to the stage to play Zinnia Wormwood in Wallingford Community Theater’s ‘Matilda.’ The curtain comes up August 1 to 3 at 7:30 p.m.
Karissa Wilkinson ’19, who double majored in political science and global studies, says the internship she completed in Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy’s office in Washington, D.C. was one of the best experiences of her college career.
While studying abroad in the Bahamas, students explored coral reefs, collecting data – and inspiration – for their projects as part of the University’s Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship program.
Angela Boland ’21, a national security and political science double major, had little travel experience when she left to study in Europe. After a month overseas, she returned with a passion for exploration and a sense of adventure.
Get to know Paula Cappuccia, director of health services at the University of New Haven, and see what fuels her passion for helping people.
For Jessica Chambal ’20, spending five weeks in France, Switzerland, and Belgium was lifechanging, and she encourages all students to expand their horizons by studying in another country.
Here’s something to take into account if you’re considering becoming a CPA: The job market is already hot after years of growth, and experts predict that it will continue to sizzle in the years to come.
After spending the semester researching and developing business ideas, more than 130 students had the opportunity to present their concepts to a panel of local executives.
Nathan Gagne ’20 and Nicholas Graham ’16, who was involved with the upcoming Joker movie starring Joaquin Phoenix and Robert De Niro, were recognized by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
After conducting a series of studies, sport management faculty members Gil Fried and Ceyda Mumcu determined that the buffer zones around basketball courts should be larger to ensure the safety of athletes. Their findings are scoring them points in the industry.
Seniors in the Tagliatela College of Engineering concluded their academic careers by presenting yearlong projects that enabled them to apply what they learned throughout their studies and to simulate the challenges and projects they will face in their careers.
Briona Grant ’20 M.A., a graduate residence director for Bethel Hall and candidate in the University’s master’s degree program in clinical mental health counseling, was one of several students who was recently honored at an awards ceremony for demonstrating leadership, promoting diversity, and for being a "fully charged" member of the campus...
At an end-of-semester program hosted by the Office of Residential Life, students had the opportunity to "cash in" ChargerBucks they earned for getting good grades and for getting involved on campus. Lilyan Lauzon ’22, a forensic science major and president of the Westside Hall Council, reflects on her involvement on campus and what it means to...
Meet several of the students who are helping to introduce the members of the Class of 2023 to the campus community, and learn more about what motivated them to be orientation leaders.
As part of an innovative capstone experience, students worked with a leading healthcare company to examine how blockchain – a complex database of digitized "blocks" that store information – could address many of the challenges facing the healthcare industry.
What began as a class assignment for Adam Hansen ’05, ’20 MPA has become proposed legislation that would warn firefighters when entering a potentially dangerous building.
