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Beatrice Glaviano ’26 discusses her weekend, her dedication to her recovery and wellness, and her recent visit with her parents in New Haven. She encourages her fellow Chargers to take good care of themselves – and maybe to treat themselves to something special.
Beatrice Glaviano ’26 breaks down the importance of the gut microbiome and offers some delicious and nutritious meal ideas to inspire her fellow Chargers.
Beatrice Glaviano ’26 opens up about life’s challenges and how she copes with them, offering support and kindness to her fellow Chargers.
As part of the University’s Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. celebration, several Chargers were recognized for embodying the ideals of Dr. King and for their dedication to the University and local communities. The program also included a critical conversation about the importance of empowering democracy and embodying Dr. King’s vision.
Meet Diane Polo ’21 MPH, associate director for health, wellness education, and prevention, who is an animal lover and is excited to be working on her doctoral dissertation.
As part of an interdisciplinary collaboration, students in the University’s music and communications programs produced a music video for Ayminor, an artist signed to the University’s independent student-run record label.
Anchal Bhatia ’24 MBA has worked as a journalist in her home country of India, and she’s excited to be continuing her education – and pursuing her passions for travel and writing – as a Charger.
Meet Lara Pugi, program coordinator at the University’s campus in Tuscany, Italy. She has lived in Prato for over a decade and appreciates the local parks and the people.
During her nearly 30 years in law enforcement, Lori Adams ’24 M.S. has served the San Diego Police Department in a variety of roles, from helping to solve sex crimes to investigating cold cases. She’s continuing to learn from the past through the expertise and experience of her professors and current leaders in the field as a candidate in the...
Beatrice Glaviano ’26, a nutrition sciences major, explains the role bacteria can have on the gut and on the entire human body, making the science of these tiny but impactful organisms digestible and applicable to our daily lives.
Beatrice Glaviano ’26 is excited to be back at the University of New Haven, and she offers her fellow Chargers a warm welcome to the new semester.
As a member of the University’s President’s Public Service Fellowship, Marcus T. Harvin ’23 A.S., ’25 connected with and served his community. His experience inspired him to found fREshSTARTs, a nonprofit that he envisions providing similarly meaningful experiences to his friends, neighbors, and, even, his fellow Chargers.
The University’s Winter Graduate Celebration was a fun and meaningful way for new grads to celebrate their accomplishments with the Charger community and to reflect on their time at the University.
Members of the University community are charged up to offer the GenCyber Teacher and Student Academies this summer. The NSF- and NSA-sponsored programs endeavor to promote cybersecurity awareness and education.
The University’s Secure and Assured Intelligent Learning (SAIL) lab explores important questions on the leading edge of science – everything from making medical devices safer to the brain-computer interface – offering students opportunities to conduct research that endeavors to make a meaningful impact on society.
Devenaire Holmes ’23 M.S., a former Chargers wide receiver, recently played with “the best of the best” – athletes from across the country who competed before a team of scouts representing football leagues from across the globe. Beyond his football aspirations, he has his sights set on a career as a federal agent.
Nearly two dozen students in the University’s unique and immersive paramedicine program are also members of the EMS Club, serving as first responders at a variety of events on campus, gaining hands-on experience, and building meaningful working relationships with local first responders.
As investigators in Orange County, CA, Lauren Felix and Robert Taft have applied what they’ve learned as part of the University of New Haven’s Forensic Investigative Genetic Genealogy online graduate certificate program, solving two cold cases and providing the families of the victims with answers after more than four decades.
The first deposited member of the University’s Class of 2028, Noah Nemiroff ’28 is looking forward to being a member of the Charger community.
Studying abroad in Prato, Italy, has been a “journey of self-discovery” for many students, as they explore a new culture, connect with the local community, while also getting to know themselves better.
