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The University's Connecticut Invents program, which, through The Elevation Center, will provide scholarships and commercialization support for aspiring student entrepreneurs, was spotlighted as an example of how colleges and universities are building increasingly immersive learning ecosystems that blur the lines among classroom, lab, industry,...
The University’s Connecticut Invents program, which, through The Elevation Center, will provide scholarships and commercialization support for aspiring student entrepreneurs, was spotlighted as an example of how colleges and universities are building increasingly immersive learning ecosystems that blur the lines among classroom, lab, industry,...
Trayon Rumley, assistant men’s basketball coach, is launching a basketball camp this summer that is free to Ansonia residents. The focus of the camp, Coach Rumley says, goes beyond basketball skills.
Dan Maxwell, professor of practice in criminal justice, comments on a missing-person investigation in Baltimore that he says created more questions than answers.
Trayon Rumley, assistant men's basketball coach, is launching a basketball camp this summer that is free to Ansonia residents. The focus of the camp, Coach Rumley says, goes beyond basketball skills.
Kenneth Gray, professor of practice in homeland security, criminal justice, and national security comments on a Florida-based defense technology company announcing it would be acquiring a commercial space in Bridgeport where it would produce combat-ready drone airframe components.
As part of the relationship, NHU-Riyadh students would intern with Hilton in the Kingdom.
Kendall Bobula '14 M.S. has been named Director of Emergency Management in the Ramsey County Safety and Justice Service Team.
Kendall Bobula ’14 M.S. has been named Director of Emergency Management in the Ramsey County Safety and Justice Service Team.
During his sabbatical dedicated to writing a book about the history of Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, professor Bradley D. Woodworth, Ph.D., had an experience that reminded him of his work helping to educate incarcerated individuals in Connecticut. The moment inspired him to seek out opportunities to interact with incarcerated students in this...
After finishing second nationally at the National Collegiate Sports Sales Competition, Jake Dykas ’25, ’26 MBA leveraged industry connections and hands-on experience to launch a career in professional motorsports.
Brian Marks, associate professor of practice in economics and business analytics, comments on the Supreme Court’s decision to strike down President Donald Trump’s executive order seeking to end birthright citizenship.
Chandira Malla '27 MPH reflects on receiving Bridges Healthcare’s Stella Cretella Scholarship, an award recognizing students committed to mental health advocacy and policy reform, and how her experiences in the WeEmbody Lab have shaped her passion for advancing health equity.
Phil Loscoe ’84, one of the most prominent names in Rhode Island’s marketing and public relations scene, reflects on his more than three-decade career.
Faculty and staff gathered to celebrate the 20th annual presentation of the Bartels Staff Excellence Awards and to honor a group of 130 employees marking milestone service anniversaries who, combined, have dedicated more than 1,300 years of service to the University.
Matthew Schmidt, associate professor of homeland security, international affairs, national security, and political science, joined a senior fellow from the Middle East Institute to talk about the latest involving the U.S. and Iran.
A first-generation masters’ graduate from Jamaica, Jamesha Barrett ’26 MPH says her journey to the University of New Haven required faith, resilience, determination, and discipline. The opportunities she took on helped her discover strengths she didn’t even know she had.
The two organizations will cooperate on one of the Kingdom's first specialized undergraduate pathways in nonprofit leadership, and on scholarships for outstanding Saudi students.
