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Imagined by UK-based education architects Kampus, the NHU-Riyadh campus will feature classrooms and study spaces that embrace experiential learning.
Krupa Ann Mathew '25 MPH reflects on publishing a peer-reviewed article in a highly regarded international journal that examined dating app use, tribe identity, and health-related behaviors among sexual-minority men.
Four UNewHaven undergraduates worked tirelessly throughout the last academic year in preparation to take on peers from across the world, outperforming teams from Harvard, Yale, Penn, and UC Berkeley, among others much larger in size, in the global University Rover Challenge.
Allisson Maite Peña Tavarez ’26, ’27 MBA graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology, and she is returning to UNewHaven in the fall to pursue a Master of Business Administration.
Olena Lennon, a practitioner-in-residence in national security, shares the significance of the transition in power in the Central European country of Hungary and explains why engaged citizens can have such a profound impact on the direction of their country.
Looking back on her time spent at the University of New Haven, Caroline Ennis says she is grateful for the opportunities and growth that have made her who she is today.
Financing is available now for NHU-Riyadh’s industry-driven, experiential degrees, in support of the goals of Vision 2030.
New collaboration creates another direct and supportive route into graduate and professional healthcare education, while advancing the universities’ shared mission of educating highly skilled, compassionate, and confident healthcare professionals.
Div Pithadia, assistant professor of practice in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Computer Science, discusses the University’s new program in AI.
Mike Lawlor, associate professor of criminal justice, joined a panel discussion that examined new Connecticut laws that have expanded protections for undocumented migrants.
From analyzing a case, presenting findings, and networking with industry professionals, the Chargers taking part in one of the sports industry’s most competitive programs showed why the outcomes and the ROI of the M.S. in sport management are among the best in the world.
Tasked with analyzing and interpreting a large amount of data in a short period of time, master’s candidates in sport management exceled presenting their findings to industry leaders and embracing the ultra-competitive, fast-paced environment simulating working in sports.
Paul Lavoie, vice president of innovation, corporate partnerships & career success, discusses the inspiration behind Connecticut Invents, an innovative collaboration with two New England nonprofits that will help support young innovators develop their ideas into viable products and businesses. The students selected for the program will be able...
Ceyda Mumcu, professor of sport management, explains why out-of-home viewing is instrumental to growing the visibility of the WNBA. Her research, supported by the WNBA, which found that 39% of the fanbase for women's basketball identifies as LGBTQ, was also cited in this cover story.
A first-of-its-kind facility focused on bridging higher education and industry through real-world learning and collaboration opportunities with businesses and organizations is being developed in a 133,000-square-foot former commercial space that is adjacent to the University’s campus.
Randall Horton, professor of English, is cited as an example of prominent writers invited to be part of the “Say It Loud! Readers and Writers Tell the Story Literary Series,” in Little Rock, Arkansas.
NBC 10 WJAR – Kenneth Gray, professor of practice in homeland security, criminal justice, and national security, explains why the Federal Aviation Administration has established no-fly zones for drones at and around venues hosting World Cup matches.
Be T. Nguyen ’05 MPA, ’06 M.S.,’08 M.S, was profiled for her commitment to lifelong learning. A lecturer at Hoa Sen University in Vietnam, she is currently pursuing her fourth master’s degree and preparing to defend her doctoral dissertation in business administration.
The University’s new master’s level physician associate program has earned its provisional accreditation from the Accreditation Review Commission on Education for the Physician Assistant. The first class of the 24-month full-time program will enroll in the fall.
Jamiel Bowen’21, ’22 M.S., ’24 MBA shares the motivation behind him and his mother opening Jamaican restaurant Grill-Mon Island in New Haven and his affinity for the city.
