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Olivia Walton ’19 M.S., who earned a bachelor’s degree in natural resources from Cornell University, is the first University of New Haven student to earn a Switzer Environmental Fellowship from the Robert and Patricia Switzer Foundation.
Shannon Livewell '14, '15 MBA and Kyle Woodworth '15 met as undergraduate music industry students, and one of their most memorable Valentine’s Days was their first one together – while they were students at the University.
As part of a talk kicking off the University’s celebration of Black History Month, Chief Justice Richard A. Robinson inspired students by discussing his path to success, the courts’ ability to enact change, and our enduring responsibility to advance social justice.
From founding a professional organization chapter at the University of New Haven to volunteering, Israel Estrada ’19 M.S., a graduate of the University’s emergency management program, found opportunities to learn, network, and grow.
Get to know Becca Kitchell, assistant dean of students, who has worked at the University of New Haven for nearly 16 years. She is a dog lover who once dreamed of working as a hostage negotiator.
This year, the Lunar New Year – also called the Chinese New Year – falls on February 5. For Xuanfeng Fang ’20 M.S., a graduate student in computer science from China, it is a time of celebration that brings families together for much more than one day.
University of New Haven economist Armando Rodriguez has correctly predicted the last four Super Bowl winners. His pick for this year is in, and the numbers say the margin of victory will be razor thin.
An internationally recognized expert on stadium safety and risk management, Gil Fried says that planning for the Super Bowl starts more than a year before the big game, as local, state, and federal agencies work together to ensure the public’s safety.
Keshav Bhootda ’18 M.S. has long dreamed of a career that would enable him to ensure the safety of the community, and he recently began a serving as a fire inspector for the city of St. Paul, Minnesota.
Working on a final project for a mechatronics class, a team of engineering majors created a pirate ship robot that uses sensors to navigate a line track while detecting obstacles.
Speaking to more than a dozen small business owners, Subroto Roy said that social media gives small businesses unique opportunities to target and connect with customers.
The largest student employer on the University of New Haven’s campus, ChargerREC enables student employees to hold a variety of positions and gain experience that prepares them for careers in diverse fields.
As part of their experience in California, the students went behind-scenes at college football’s biggest game, networked with professionals in the field, and visited several collegiate and professional sports venues.
As part of a conversation hosted by the Myatt Center for Diversity and Inclusion, students discussed the enduring impact of Dr. King’s advocacy and his message.
University of New Haven professor Chong Qiu is incorporating undergraduate and graduate students, as well as middle and high school students from the region, into his research as he seeks to secure a National Science Foundation grant.
At its winter orientation program, the University of New Haven welcomed 85 new undergraduate and 180 new graduate students to the University community, as returning students also prepared for the spring 2019 semester.
Elizabeth Doane '88, who has been blind since birth, received a lifetime achievement award from Housatonic Community College for her career as a college math professor that has spanned four decades.
Students in the University of New Haven's chapter of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) are applying what they learned in previous Chem-E-Car competitions as they set their sights on earning a spot in the AIChE national competition in 2019.
Juan Hernandez, director of the University of New Haven’s Myatt Center for Diversity and Inclusion, believes that Dr. King’s legacy as the leader of the civil rights movement is just as relevant in 2019 as it was in the 1960s, and that we still have much to learn from his message.
Recognized as one of the best tutoring centers in the country, the University of New Haven's Center for Learning Resources assists students who might be struggling - with a concept or a course - or who are seeking some extra support.
