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The University of New Haven’s newly upgraded immersive audio suite sparked a multi-state panel discussion, connecting students, alumni, and industry pros to explore the power of 3D sound and its growing role in music, film, and media production.
University of New Haven students Lauren Mulinski ’25 and Alison Perry ’24, MS ’26 were awarded “Best Overall Research Poster” at the International Association of Arson Investigators’ International Training Conference for their project examining homemade napalm detection by accelerant canines.
Kelsey Ann McDonnell ’25 shares how research, study abroad, and close friendships shaped her journey—and what’s next as she prepares to continue her education at the University of Edinburgh.
In a heartfelt celebration on Giving Day, the University of New Haven honored Rich DeMusis ’77, a beloved alumnus, dedicated staff member, and generous donor whose giving has spanned nearly half a century.
Omar Chung ’25 M.S. shares his journey as a Black, Deaf, gay, first-generation graduate and what it means to lead with authenticity.
In a witty and heartfelt commencement reflection, Samuel Rathan Joy Alavala ’25 M.S. shares his experience—from switching majors and crossing continents to finding friendship, faith, and a new future at the University of New Haven.
A team of University of New Haven students excelled in the regional Chem-E-Car competition, showcasing a unique design and earning big results—placing fifth against top-tier research institutions.
From the airwaves to the snack aisle, Beatrice Glaviano ’26 shares a behind-the-scenes look at her experience on Charger 360, the story behind “peace, love, and peanut butter,” and the nutrition behind this nutty spread.
Students Elyse Genaway ’28 and Shealin Callahan ’26 M.S. share how the University of New Haven’s Sports Industry Career Fair helped them expand their networks, discover new career paths, and gain real-world opportunities in the sports world.
Honors students and award recipients were recognized for their academic excellence, leadership, and dedication to making a difference in public safety and law enforcement.
University of New Haven students explored topics ranging from wartime trauma to disinformation campaigns while building academic and professional connections in the field of Russian, East European, and Eurasian studies.
From collapsed babka to finals stress, student blogger Beatrice Glaviano ’26 finds peace in a stressful time and reflects on how to grow from moments of failure.
After moving from Ghana to pursue her master’s in data science, Fali Honutse ’25 M.S. experienced more than academic success — she built lasting connections, an unwavering resilience, and a true sense of belonging.
Three undergraduates and their professor share their powerful experiences at the Society for Public Health Education’s annual conference, where they presented original research, engaged with national leaders, and deepened their passion for community health equity.
Nine Chargers were selected to participate in this year’s Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship program. They will collaborate with faculty on research ranging from the impact of microplastics, the financial implications of ethical uses of AI, and potential discriminatory practices in the hiring of educators.
Katherine Nicholson '25 M.S. shares how her drive, adaptability, and early career experiences helped her navigate job offers and find the right next step.
Cristina Shaul ’25, a music major, turned an independent research project into a hands-on lesson in album production — compiling, licensing, designing, and marketing a limited-edition cassette that celebrates 10 years of creativity in the University’s Hip-Hop Technology and Production course.
Selected for a prestigious national fellowship, Mehdi Mekni, Ph.D., is leading efforts to transform computer science education through industry partnerships, stackable credentials, and workforce-driven learning.
Patryk Jaroszkiewicz '16, '20 M.S., who is pursuing his Ph.D. in criminal justice, received a prestigious civilian honor from the Commander of the Polish National Police for his work bridging two distinctly different police forces.
Beatrice Glaviano ’26 reflects on the balance between technology, academic integrity, and the use of AI as a supportive tool rather than a substitute.
