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Students taking a design innovation class at the University’s campus in Prato, Italy, recently went on a walking tour of the city with their professor, seeing in person what they’ve learned about architecture and design within the city’s walls, buildings, and, even, a castle.
I was delighted to be a part of the University’s recent Diwali celebration, and I am passionate about ensuring that all students experience a sense of belonging and a home away from home.
Arianna Padovano ’20, ’23 M.S., a first-generation student, says the University’s graduate degree program in investigations has helped her to feel prepared and current in her work as a cybercrime investigative analyst.
As part of a recent visit to the University, Attorney General William Tong interacted with faculty and students, discussing the importance of cybersecurity and data privacy as well as combatting cybercrime. He also had the opportunity to learn about how the University is preparing students to be the next generation of leaders in addressing these...
Students taking an Italian class at the University’s campus in Prato, Italy, regularly take advantage of the many unique experiences the campus’s location offers for them to learn the language.
Kristine Horvat, Ph.D., the recipient of last year’s William L. Bucknall Excellence in Teaching Award, recently hosted a poster showcase that brought together faculty from across the University to share what they’ve learned about project-based learning.
For the past four years, the WeEmbody Lab has been providing students exciting opportunities to conduct impactful research, network, and develop as public health advocates. The working group of public health professionals and students is dedicated to promoting equity and conducting important research on topics such as mental health, body image,...
As part of their “Sport Sponsorship Strategy and Sales” course, graduate students created campaigns for a real client and presented their work to industry leaders.
Just as on the main campus in West Haven, resident assistants at the University’s Tuscany campus are committed to ensuring a positive, fun, and inclusive environment for their fellow students.
Elizabeth Ruiz ’22 EMBA says pursuing her Executive MBA at the University of New Haven is one of the best decisions she has ever made. She continues to apply what she learned in the classroom to her work in the Yale University Office of Sponsored Projects.
As I look back on my last four years as a Charger, I am grateful for the wonderful opportunities I’ve had as a fire science major, both in and out of the classroom. I’ve also had the support of my professors and an extensive and accomplished alumni network.
Each year a group of students begins their time as Chargers abroad at the University’s campus in Prato, Italy. Faculty and staff there offer a variety of important resources to help new students adjust to college life and feel a sense of support, belonging, and community from day one.
In “War on the Diamond,” Prof. Andy Billman tells the story of the only baseball player to die from an injury suffered in a major league game, and of the rivalry it launched that has gone on for more than 100 years. It continues today, as the two teams in that fateful game more than a century ago recently faced off in the playoffs.
College is a significant investment. If you let it get into your head, it can cause a variety of emotions. Student Financial Wellness Peer Educator Simon Romero ’24 suggests college students use what he calls three simple but effective ways to manage money.
Members of the University’s John D. Hatfield Scholars Program reflect on what the recognition means to them, as well as the most meaningful experiences and opportunities they have had as Chargers.
As a Charger, Nyhsere Woodson ’21 excelled in the classroom and on the gridiron. Then he began his career in finance at FactSet, a leading financial data company. He recently started a new position as an analyst at Carlyle, a global investment firm, enabling him to continue to apply what he learned in the classroom.
During my internship with Yale New Haven Health, I gained important hands-on experience, enhanced my communication and research skills, and expanded my horizons.
Nolan Heiden ’23, an emergency management and homeland security major at the University of New Haven, reflects on the meaningful experiences he’s had as a Charger, from joining a Living Learning Community to helping create a new organization on campus.
As part of a class activity, students studying at the University’s campus in Prato, Italy, recently visited a local pizzeria, where the friendly staff welcomed them and gave them a hands-on private lesson on how to make a perfect Neapolitan pizza.
Later this month, the University’s TCoE will recognize two alumni who have excelled in their fields while serving as mentors to tomorrow’s engineers. The Tagliatela family, longtime supporters of the College, will also be honored for their ongoing support.
