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Jan Jones, associate professor of practice in hospitality and tourism management, comments that while people are likely to travel over the Memorial Day weekend, they are more likely to stay put once they arrive at their destinations to use less gas.
Nearly 2,000 students were awarded degrees during the 2026 Graduate and Doctoral Commencement Ceremony.
Brian Marks, associate professor of practice in economics and business analytics, comments that consumers could continue seeing elevated food prices through the summer.
Greg Eichhorn, vice president of enrollment, discusses the strategy behind the University promoting its record-breaking incoming class following National College Decision Day.
Longtime professor, campus minister, and alumnus Martin J. O’Connor ’76, Hon. ’26 inspired the University of New Haven’s newest graduates with a heartfelt Commencement address centered on gratitude, courage, and service. The University also celebrated Prof. O’Connor’s decades of impact on the Charger community with the presentation...
Heading into Commencement, we asked Eren Sarikaya ’26 a few questions about his time spent here at the University of New Haven and his plans for the future.
To conclude the 10th Anniversary celebration of the University’s Nashville Study Away Program, Abigail Martin ’27, ’28 MBA reflects on a networking opportunity she had a celebration event and how the experience helped commemorate her time in Music City.
Bobby McDonald, assistant professor of practice in criminal justice and a retired supervisory agent with the Secret Service, appeared live as President Trump arrived Connecticut to speak at the Coast Guard Academy’s Commencement.
President Jens Frederiksen spoke to the Christian Science Monitor about the impact of the decline of international student enrollment across higher education due to tightening visa restrictions. As part of the story, Kim Kanor ’26 spoke about the support he has received as an international student from Ghana. A Christian Science Monitor photographer...
Kenneth Gray, professor of practice in homeland security, criminal justice, and national security, comments on the ongoing investigation into a shooting that took place at the Islamic Center of San Diego. (Interview begins at 9:16)
The University of New Haven was mentioned as one of colleges and universities in the Greater New Haven area that could help support a Historically Black College/University (HBCU) satellite campus in New Haven.
Pavani Rangachari, professor of healthcare administration and public health, comments why retention of nurses across healthcare is a significant concern.
The New Haven Register spotlighted our Commencement 2026 celebration.
Charger Blogger Beatrice Glaviano ’26 reflects on her journey from joining a summer undergraduate research fellowship to earning the School of Health Sciences’ Excellence in Innovation & Research Award for her work exploring microplastics and human health.
Tom Huber ’30, who will join the Chargers football team for the 2026 season, is the first Australian-born football player to receive a Division I offer to play quarterback.
The University of New Haven earned six Collegiate Advertising Awards, celebrating creative excellence in newsletters, digital advertising, branding, and alumni engagement campaigns, earning recognition for a third consecutive year.
Jacob Urban ’26 is the first first-responder to receive a tuition-free degree from the University as part of a partnership with the City of West Haven. He and President Frederiksen spoke with Fox 61 on Commencement Day.
President Jens Frederiksen and Leo Lester, senior vice president for the University’s Riyadh campus, discuss the University’s plans in Saudi Arabia, following the announcement that the Riyadh campus’ College of Business and Digital Innovation will be located in Misk City as the first phase of NHU-Riyadh.
Virginia Maxwell, professor of forensic science and director of the Animal Cruelty Investigation graduate certificate, comments on the significant amount of money involved in dog fighting.
Heading into Commencement, we asked Sheraud Wilder ’26 a few questions about his time spent at the University of New Haven and his plans for the future.
