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Jamesha Barrett ’26 MPH reflects on how presenting her research at the American Public Health Association’s Annual Convention and earning a top-student recognition strengthened her confidence, deepened her commitment to health equity, and highlighted the power of community-engaged research at the University of New Haven.
Beatrice Glaviano ’26, intrepid Charger Blogger, unpacks her reaction to a Vogue article titled ‘Is Having a Boyfriend Embarrassing Now?’ and reflects on how relationships influence our habits and sense of self.
Panelists from Yale New Haven Health, Gaylord Hospital, and Optimus Healthcare visited the University of New Haven’s School of Health Sciences to discuss the most pressing issues shaping access and affordability in today’s healthcare system.
With support from a three-year National Science Foundation grant, the University is strengthening connections between faculty innovators and companies that benefit from their expertise.
Through her senior thesis, Jennifer Arena ’26 is transforming a small patch of land behind Celentano Hall into an ecosystem that invites beneficial insects, inspires sustainability, and connects the University of New Haven to the broader environmental community.
From defining the purpose to emailing faculty, here’s a down-to-earth look at diving into a first research project from Beatrice Glaviano ’26.
Shana-Kay Hyde ’27, a University of New Haven computer science major from Jamaica, shares how she, and her community, found strength and support while far from home.
University of New Haven students showcased bold, heartfelt, and highly practical solutions at this year’s SMERD Pitch Competition. Their ventures earned high praise and highlighted the power of student innovation.
The University’s Center for Innovation and Applied Technology collaborated with Bausch+Stroebel to develop strategies for mitigating the impact of tariffs on the company’s worldwide operations.
Campus and community leaders gathered with industry partners to explore the University’s ambitious plan for a best-in-nation Center for Innovation and Applied Technology - an industry-driven hub preparing the next generation of leaders.
Brian Kench, dean of the Pompea College of Business, began his appearance on Charger 360 reflecting on a trip 30 years ago when he spent 10 days on a 72-foot boat crabbing in the North Atlantic rolling seas. “Whenever I think of hard work or difficult jobs, this is my reference point.” As dean, he said his primary focus is on enrollment growth,...
After participating in the Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) program, a once-intimidated Isabella Warner ’27, ’28 M.S. discovered her passion for hands-on investigation and the confidence to present her work on a professional stage.
The announcement of the University’s new collaboration with Takamol Holding, a government-operated company affiliated with Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development, will take place during the Crown Prince's visit to the United States that will include a U.S.-Saudi investment summit in Washington, D.C.
Explore the latest on de-escalation in U.S. policing. See what the research shows, where gaps remain, and how NPI helps agencies turn evidence into safer practices.
Tagliatela College of Engineering Professors Kristine Horvat, Ph.D., and Nagasree Garapati, Ph.D., as well as Amna Al-Azdee ’28, ’29 M.S. were named Women of Innovation award finalists who were hailed as “trailblazers, leaders, role models, and change-makers,” in academia, industry and the community.
Megan Macneil ’25, ’26 M.S. built on her honors thesis to earn top honors at the International Association for Identification Conference for her fingerprint degradation research.
Frank Chen, associate professor of finance, discusses the phase-out of the penny and says some rare pennies are worth more to collectors than their face value.
President Jens Frederiksen and Vice President for Innovation and Applied Technology Paul Lavoie will share the concept behind the pioneering center that is endeavoring to redefine how industry and academia collaborate.
Walker Fuchs, shares how after 10 years of conducting cancer research that volunteering at MakeHaven in New Haven, driven by his love of workworking, ultimately led to him transitioning his career to becoming a director of technology and makerspace for a K-8 school, before joining the University. He discussed how people across the University use...
Groundbreaking research by University of New Haven doctoral candidate Tarek Ibrahim ‘23 M.S., ‘26 Ph.D. earned him national recognition among finalists from Stanford, Cornell, Northwestern, and the University of Michigan.
