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Taryn Finnell ’19, a dental hygiene major, says the support of her advisers and the many opportunities to get involved helped ease her transition to the University of New Haven.
As part of their "Elections and the Public Will" service-learning course, students interacted with voters at precincts throughout West Haven.
A graduate of the University’s mechanical engineering program, Michael Hartnett ’69 is chairman, president, and chief executive officer of RBC Bearings, which he has helped build into an industry leader during his nearly three decades at the company.
Dallin Brimley ’19, an environmental science major, joined the University of New Haven from Southern Maine Community College.
Maria Maisonet, who has a passion for writing, storytelling, and filmmaking, is one of the first students to officially join the University’s Class of 2023.
Senior lecturer Wes Davis, a popular culture historian, created a campus exhibition of Hitchcock film posters and an original documentary. Students were involved in every aspect of the projects, including video editing, promotional poster design, and exhibition layout.
Chris Haynes, assistant professor and coordinator of the University’spolitical scienceprogram, projects the Republicans maintain a majority in the Senate and the Democrats take control of the House.
A 2017 Nobel Prize winner, Dr. Michael Young presented a campus-wide lecture titled "Genes that Regulate Sleep and Circadian Rhythms," visited a biology class, and interacted with some of the University’s most-promising scientists over lunch.
Laura Miller, the University’s director of energy and sustainability who coordinated a contribution to the Columbus House, discusses her efforts to reduce waste by giving back to the community and shares how students can get involved.
Professors Tina Zito and Carter Takacs and their students are studying potential improvements to existing cancer-fighting drugs and are using zebrafish to better understand cancer-causing gene mutations.
The creator of the "Ask a Muslim Anything" conversation series, which he has hosted more than 50 times, Robert Azzi led a University-wide forum and visited classes during his two days on campus.
The new Monday night lineup, which launched earlier this month, features three consecutive shows hosted by alumni who got their start at the station as students.
Samantha Mendence ’19 reflects on the start of her U.S. State Department internship with the U.S. Consulate General in Dubai, leaving the United States for the first time, and living nearly 7,000 miles from home.
As part of the University’s celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Myatt Center for Diversity and Inclusion hosted a discussion on Hurricane Maria’s devastation of Puerto Rico and the continuing efforts to rebuild.
Casey Moore ’22, whose father spent two years in the law enforcement field, aspires to follow in his footsteps and pursue a career as an investigator for a state or federal agency.
The University’s MBA program realized a 28 percent year-over-year increase in the number of applications, which goes against a national trend in which the number of MBA applications has declined each of the last four years.
University of New Haven criminal justice professor Anne Kringen, a former police officer, was invited to present at a congressional briefing on October 11 that will examine improving justice for women and girls.
Kristina Bartosh ’22 aspires to be a special agent in the FBI one day.
Sebastian Onofrio ’22 says one of the deciding factors in choosing the University of New Haven is the opportunity to study at its campus in Tuscany, Italy.
Declan Hill, a University of New Haven associate professor of investigations and a leading expert on match-fixing, says the value the state puts on high-level amateur sports and its lack of infrastructure for sports betting could prove to be barriers.
