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Since it opened last year, the University’s Robert M. Lee and Linda M. Wilkins Marine Science Center at Canal Dock in New Haven has become a touchstone for Chargers and individuals across Connecticut to learn about the life that teems in Long Island Sound.
Beatrice Glaviano ’26, a nutrition sciences major, reflects on her resolutions for balance, movement, and joy.
Sharing stories from his personal experiences of success and failure, David Sussman, a long-time University supporter, delivered a powerful message during the inaugural Sophomore Charge Back program.
Meet Beatrice Glaviano ’26, a nutrition sciences major, with a pre-medical studies designation, and an intrepid Charger Blogger, as she shares reflections and real talk to start the semester.
At Convocation and the University’s inaugural Sophomore Charge Back program, Athletic Director Devin Crosby energized University of New Haven students, telling them the impact of going to a Division I institution and the importance of showing their support for Charger athletics.
Second-year students were encouraged to “own their power” as they prepared to build on their success as members of the Charger community.
Stephanie Bonnes, Ph.D., assistant professor of criminal justice, has written a highly regarded book, shared her findings at a national military conference, and received new grant funding that will enable her to work closely with her students to expand her research.
Charles Morgan, M.D., shares what it has been like serving as a subject matter expert for the hit TV show Signs of a Psychopath.
President Jens Frederiksen accelerates the University’s focus on a shrinking world.
Alexandra Iozzo ’25 shares how the University of New Haven’s mechanical engineering program and a strong alumni network helped her land a role as a quality engineer at Medtronic, one of the world’s leading medical device companies.
A native of Jamaica, Shana-Kay Hyde ’27 shares how she’s using her college experience to pursue her dream of starting a software company.
For the 15th consecutive year, a respected national guide has recognized the University of New Haven, applauding the student-focused, career-driven experiences offered across its curriculum. The University’s programs in engineering and business received special recognition.
University of New Haven lecturer Shawn Persinger discusses his new book, “Creative Rhythms for Melodic Instruments or Think Like a Drummer,” which blends his lifelong passion for music with an innovative approach to teaching, composing, and creativity.
Dominic Marchall ’26 shares what it was like attending the Tow Youth Justice Institute’s Pathways to Success conference and the powerful voices that shaped the experience.
A dedicated group of students from the University of New Haven Robotics Club placed 13th in the world at the 2025 University Rover Challenge—outperforming teams from some of the top engineering schools in the country.
Honored by the Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce at its annual Health Care & Life Sciences Awards, the University’s WeEmbody Lab was recognized for its leadership in promoting mental wellness and health equity through research, advocacy, and student mentorship.
A successful networking mixer and national accreditation highlight a semester of progress and community-building for the University of New Haven’s Clinical Mental Health Counseling (CMHC) program.
Angela Mercaldi ’25 turned her passion for engineering and drive as a student-athlete into a full-time role at Pratt & Whitney. Her story is one of persistence, mentorship, and finding passion through hands-on experience.
With six wins and three honorable mentions, University of New Haven students were recognized by the Boston/New England Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for their exceptional storytelling, direction, cinematography, and editing across fiction and nonfiction films.
While closing the book on another productive academic year, staff and faculty gathered to celebrate their hard work, dedication, energy, and enthusiasm that make every year a success here at Charger Nation.
