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From lab work to late-night reads and everything in between, this is one Charger’s look at navigating stress and pushing forward when things might feel uncertain.
University of New Haven MPH candidates showcased community-centered and data-driven research at UConn’s Health Equity Symposium. Their work highlights how lived experiences and social determinants shape health outcomes.
By expanding access to higher education in correctional facilities, the University of New Haven’s Prison Education Program is fostering academic excellence, personal growth, and meaningful second chances for incarcerated students.
Charger Blogger Shana-Kay Hyde ’27 highlights the "unseen" work of campus leaders and shares powerful advice on resilience and mentorship from the Undergraduate Student Government Association’s annual Women’s History Month Phenomenal Women Celebration.
University of New Haven MPH candidates presented research at the Connecticut Public Health Association’s annual conference, exploring critical issues in community health, behavioral patterns, and health equity.
Computer Science major Shana-Kay Hyde ’27 reflects on the difference between productivity and truly learning, and how shifting from task completion to deeper engagement can transform study habits and foster long-term success.
A public health capstone course empowers students to design and lead an evidence-based mental health initiative, building peer-to-peer support and enriching campus awareness and suicide prevention readiness.
Led by Mehdi Mekni, Ph.D., the University of New Haven is embedding artificial intelligence directly into its Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity to help address Connecticut’s growing workforce demand for AI-enabled cyber professionals. It is supported by a grant from the state’s Tech Talent Accelerator 3.0 program.
Competing against top MBA programs nationwide, a three-student team delivered a highly regarded commercialization strategy and gained real-world experience in innovation, finance, and leadership under pressure, competing in the Ivy Mind-to-Market Case Competition.
In a candid conversation with President Jens Frederiksen, Ph.D., business leader and Nashville SC owner John R. Ingram helped kick off the University’s Sports Leadership Exchange Speaker Series, sharing lessons on leadership, purpose, and building success in the sports world and beyond.
Peter Valentin, associate professor of forensic science, discusses the various new reported leads in the cold case surrounding Amy Bradley's 1998 disappearance.
The plans for the University of New Haven’s new on-campus home for its Pompea College of Business as well as its work to develop a 133,000 square foot commercial space adjacent to campus into The Elevation Center were spotlighted.
The University of New Haven is planning to build a new donor-funded, on-campus home for its Pompea College of Business.
The University of New Haven has received accreditation approval for NECHE for its planned international branch campus in Riyadh.
The family of world-renowned forensic scientist Dr. Henry C. Lee is asking the public to make a donation to the University of New Haven in his honor in keeping with his intent to not hold any public memorials after his death, a wish that he shared.
David Sacco, assistant professor of practice in finance discussed a promotion put on by Jordan’s Furniture, saying the positive publicity and the extra furniture sales means they can cash in either way.
Bobby McDonald, an assistant professor of practice in criminal justice, talks heightened security for Easter Sunday services. (Interview begins at 30:02.)
Claire Glynn, professor of forensic science and director of the Graduate Certificate in Forensic Genetic Genealogy, explains why databases in the United States have a difficult time identifying migrant human remains.
Lauren Stornelli, an assistant professor of psychology, comments on the psychological reasoning behind rubbernecking while driving.
Lauren Stornelli, an assistant professor of psychology, comments on the importance of having a coordinated approach for introducing a police presence in schools, following a proposal to have school resource officers in New Haven middle schools.
