Info For:
Charger
Nation Training News
Read the latest University news, check out feature stories about signature University programs, or see our faculty quoted in some of the most well-known newspapers, TV shows, and radio programs.
News Categories
I love cheese, especially pecorino red leicester. Emmental parmesan edam everyone loves mozzarella cheese and biscuits bocconcini camembert de normandie. St. agur blue cheese the big cheese who moved my cheese fondue say cheese cottage cheese fondue cheeseburger. Who moved my cheese hard cheese cheddar.
Dr. Shivanjali Khare conducted a workshop at the New Haven Free Public Library to educate senior citizens on smart-device security and to help protect them from cyber threats.
It is not uncommon for first-year students to call home with a concern about living on campus or to talk about an issue with their roommate. We have compiled some information to help address these challenges.
Aaron S. Marks, DHSc, one of the newest graduates of the University’s Doctor of Health Sciences Program, loves being part of a family of educators. His father Brian A. Marks J.D., Ph.D., is a senior lecturer in the University’s Pompea College of Business, his mother was a longtime nursery-school teacher, his sister has a Ph.D. in psychology...
The longtime chair of the University’s United Way Campaign, Greg Overend, executive director of student engagement, leadership, and orientation, accepted the award that celebrates the University’s community impact
At the annual Chargers Celebrate event, employees gathered to recognize those marking milestone service anniversaries and to honor this year’s recipients of the Philip H. Bartels Service Awards.
At the University’s Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) Academy, high school students from across the state and the country learned what it takes to be a crime scene investigator, analyzing a crime scene and presenting their findings to CSIs who work in the field.
The University earned recognition in video production, billboard design, publication, and crisis management categories, with three of awards honoring materials created as part of the new Power On branding campaign.
At a time when women’s professional sports in the U.S. are experiencing a moment like never before, two alumni of the Sport Management program were right in the middle of helping to launch the inaugural season of the Professional Women’s Hockey League.
Over the course of the last few weeks, the University of New Haven hosted its Student Orientation, Advising and Registration (SOAR) program for the Class of 2028, the second largest incoming class in the University’s history.
This summer, 18 high school counselors spent a week at the University’s campus in Prato, Italy, where they explored the local communities, experienced the culture, and got to know faculty and staff as if they were Chargers studying abroad.
Associate Professor of History Dr. Bradley Woodworth helped showcase the University’s expertise and global reach as he organized a major conference that brought together 325 participants from 21 countries.
Starting graduate school marks a significant step in one’s academic journey. It’s a time filled with excitement, new challenges, and opportunities for personal and professional growth. One of the keys to making the most of the experience is taking full advantage of the resources available on campus.
Aditi Premjit ’26 MBA, a native of Bangalore, India, reflects on the start of her academic journey as a Charger and her goals for the future.
Since earning his master’s degree in mechanical engineering Nishanth Rao ’21 M.S. has launched his career at OneH2, a provider of customized hydrogen fuel solutions.
Candidates in the Master of Public Health and Master of Healthcare Administration programs worked with Yale New Haven Health to study social determinants of health, and their findings were published in Frontiers of Public Health.
A team of students and faculty (and their families) from the biology and environmental science department fittingly named Charlie’s Angels finished among the top teams at the annual dragon boat race organized by the Canal Dock Boathouse in New Haven.
Professor Declan Hill is developing a study abroad program to take a team of University of New Haven students to England to try to find the remains of Matoaka, known to the world as Pocahontas, hoping to return her remains to her tribal home in Virginia.
