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Robert Powers, associate professor of forensic science, comments on a new study by Yale that found more people killed in Connecticut traffic crashes are testing positive for cannabis than before it was legalized for recreational use. The story was also picked up by Yahoo.
Mike Lawlor, associate professor of criminal justice, comments on a new report indicating use-of-force incidents in the New Haven Police Department are at a five-year low. The New Haven PD has worked closely with the University's federally funded East Coast Regional De-Escalation Training Center.
Vahid Behzadan, associate professor of cybersecurity, data science, and computer and electrical engineering; co-founder of the Connecticut Artificial Intelligence Alliance; and a member of Gov. Lamont's AI working group, discusses Connecticut's new AI Responsibility and Transparency Act.
The first international branch university in Saudi Arabia welcomed its first undergraduate and graduate students at Misk City on August 23.
The Class of 2030 was officially welcomed to Charger Nation during the annual Convocation celebration, a long-standing tradition that brings together our newest Chargers, staff, and faculty.
New Chargers arrived on campus for Charge In, beginning a new academic year with the support of family, friends, student-athletes, and the University community, beginning their first moments as members of the Class of 2030.
Paul Lavoie, vice president of innovation, corporate partnerships, and career success, is highlighted as a purpose-led professional who, through the University's Elevation Center, is bringing innovations to business leaders and creating opportunities for students.
The New England Football Journal shares its observations from its visit to campus to check out Chargers Football training camp.
The University of New Haven – Riyadh announced the appointed of Dr. Mohammed Alshagawi as its founding dean. The first U.S. international branch campus in Saudi Arabia opens next week.
Marketing professor Subroto Roy was recognized by the American Marketing Association for his research examining how AI can transform B2B marketing and help prepare the next generation of marketing professionals. His award was also highlighted by The American Bazaar.
Patricia Crouse, a practitioner in residence of public administration, explains why younger Americans don't view social security as a top issue in voting for candidates on Election Day. \"Over time, the younger generation is less attached to the idea that they will depend on Social Security.\"
Mike Lawlor, associate professor of criminal justice, discusses the concerns of the use of license plate readers and why they are a valuable tool in helping law enforcement solve crimes.
Ranjana Maitra '91 MBA, country head of international relations and strategic partnerships, has been appointed as an independent director for Transrail Lighting in Mumbai.
Tirthankar Ghosh, professor of computer engineering and computer science and director of the University's Connecticut Institute of Technology, discussing an increase in cyber incidents targeting water and wastewater utilities, says, "These types of attacks don't surprise us at all nowadays." The story was also picked up by Yahoo.
Professors of practice with careers spanning artificial intelligence, journalism, and economics will shape the learning experience when NHU-Riyadh welcomes its first students this fall.
Leading up to National College Decision Day, the University of New Haven received a record number of deposits and will welcome students who hail from 42 states and 20 countries. They were selected from an applicant pool of nearly 23,000.
The continued development of the University's Riyadh campus, which will open later this month, continues generate media coverage in Saudi Arabia.
Ken Gray, professor of practice in homeland security and criminal justice, discusses a complex investigation involving a victim from the United States, a crime that took place in Colombia, and the suspects being located in Peru.
Quarterback A.J. Duffy '26, '28 M.S. discusses the Chargers upcoming season.
As a guest on Eyewitness News Plus on WFSB, President Frederiksen discussed the University's longstanding focus on outcomes and delivering an ROI for graduates, its commitment to providing hands-on learning and market-driven programs, and its record-breaking incoming undergraduate class. In part two of the interview, President Frederiksen discussed...
