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Andy Morgan, a professor of national security, explains that a polygraph interprets physiological signals, and that in high-pressure events an anxious but truthful competitor may present the same signals as a deceptive one. Contest pressure magnifies normal anxiety reactions, increasing the chance of false positives.
Kenneth Gray, professor of practice in homeland security and criminal justice, discusses the ongoing investigation into the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie.
The College of Business and Digital Innovation at the University of New Haven – Riyadh (NHU-Riyadh) is taking shape at Mohammed Bin Salman Nonprofit City (Misk City) in Riyadh ahead of the start of classes later this month. Coverage of the continued developed of NHU-Riyadh was also featured in Gulf Construction Online,Zawya, and Trade Arabia.
Bobby McDonald, assistant professor of practice in criminal justice, comments on an investigation into a man who was arrested at Trump National Golf Course in Los Angeles.
Mike Lawlor, associate professor of criminal justice, discusses new state legislation governing the use of data gathered through Flock cameras.
Paul Marchetti '94 MBA, president of Strive Health, wrote an op-ed about what he views as the next evolution of value-based care.
Incoming student-athlete Joe Bello has gone viral over an Instagram post capturing him throwing a 98 MPH pitch at a boardwalk carnival game at Seaside Heights in New Jersey.
Unprecedented philanthropic momentum is accelerating investments in innovation, student outcomes, and facilities needed to reshape the future of higher education.
How the University of New Haven plans to leverage its history of operating outside traditional academic constraints to aggressively innovate for the future and prepare students for real-world impact.
Dr. Mohammed Alshagawi is a former business school dean at King Faisal University, and was a founding team member of Saudi Arabia's first school of public policy. He will be the first academic leader of NHU-Riyadh, which will open at Misk City this fall.
A hands-on workshop at the University of New Haven's Prato Campus brought together students and professionals to examine how satellite imagery, open-source intelligence, and emerging AI technologies are reshaping criminal and cultural heritage investigations.
During a moving moment at Commencement longtime University of New Haven professor Marty O’Connor ’76,’26 Hon. learned that a scholarship was established in his honor to support future generations interested in pursuing a career in firefighting.
Stephanie Bonnes, Ph.D., has been selected as a 2026 Harry Frank Guggenheim Distinguished Scholar to study how professionals who support survivors can help strengthen sexual-violence prevention efforts within the U.S. military.
With classrooms being constructed, furniture on its way, and Saudi specialist C1 delivering the design unveiled in June, NHU-Riyadh is well on the way to welcoming its first students.
Brian Marks, associate professor of practice in economics and business analytics, discusses new research that shows an increase in student loan defaults and what borrowers can do to stay on top of their loans.
President Jens Frederiksen discusses the $10 million donation the University received from alumnus Doug Schumann '69 to support the launch of the Riyadh campus and other significant donor-supported projects taking place across the University.
Declan Hill, associate professor of investigations, explains why he believes global soccer is "sailing in the gray area" of credibility and enforcement, saying, "The decisions in this World Cup really challenged the credibility of FIFA."
Brian Marks, associate professor of practice in economics and business analytics, discusses Connecticut state energy regulators disallowing approximately 40%, of Eversource's $1.36 billion request for deferred storm restoration costs. He also joined WFSB to discuss new research that shows an increase in student loan defaults and what borrowers...
Kenneth Gray, professor of practice in homeland security and criminal justice, comments on how surveillance footage and cellphone data played key roles in a murder investigation in Farmington.
President Jens Frederiksen discusses the University's ongoing efforts to open the first U.S. international branch campus in Saudi Arabia. Classes are scheduled to begin in August.
