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The Cyber Forensics Research & Education Group discovers that virtual reality apps – and their users – are extremely vulnerable to attack and news of their findings goes viral.
Students are installing a monitoring system they designed on commercial building air conditioning systems throughout the state as part of a project that could help to reduce energy waste across the country.
University of New Haven chemistry and forensic science double major presents her research at Posters on the Hill in Washington D.C., sharing findings that show that low-cost air pollution monitoring devices yield key data and can be used in economically disadvantaged communities.
Keyri Ambrocio ’21, who hopes to pursue a career in immigration policy or advocacy, spent the semester participating in the Legislative Internship Program at the State Capitol.
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Ketsia Kimpioka ’19, the winner of season two of "Pitch Perfect," a University-produced online show modeled after the hit reality show "Shark Tank," proposed a greener alternative to plastic bottles.
Professor Cheng "Charlie" Wang, an internationally-recognized authority on marketing, branding, and cross-cultural marketing, taught classes, lead curriculum development, and interacted with faculty, students, and business executives during his time in China.
Kimberly Argueta ’17, ’19 M.S., who graduates from the University of New Haven this month, focused her research on testing alternative ways to treat Lyme disease.
"Beauty & Contempt," the senior exhibition for art majors Emily Powers ’19 and Katie Heinlein ’19, opens on Sunday, May 5, at the Ely Center of Contemporary Art, enabling the students to share their art with the local community.
As part of the Bartels Lecture Series, Robert Dilenschneider '12 Hon., a recognized expert in the public relations field, discussed successful decision-making, encouraging students to make choices that leave the world a better place.
A group of University of New Haven students excelled at the recent American Criminal Justice Association National Conference, where they captured several awards and took part in networking opportunities that led to job offers.
Samantha Davern ’19, a marine biology major who has been accepted into the Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University, credits her hands-on learning experiences for preparing her for graduate school.
The University of New Haven’s latest Employment Outcomes Survey, which provides data on the post-graduation achievements of alumni from the Class of 2017, finds that more than 94 percent of undergraduates are employed full or part time in a position related to their major, continuing their education, in active military service, or engaged in...
Kristin Jones ’19 and Karina Krul ’19 represented the University of New Haven at a nationally respected conference in Portland, Oregon, submitting their honors senior thesis project abstracts and presenting their research to scholars.
At a recent National Model United Nations conference in New York, the University of New Haven took home the top team award, as well as a team record seven best position paper awards. Douglas Gordon ’21, an international development and diplomacy major, reflects on the experience.
Mason Kletter ’22, one of more than a dozen fire science students in a University of New Haven Living Learning Community who recently visited the 9/11 Memorial, reflects on the poignant experience.
