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For assistant professor April Yoder, it was an adviser in graduate school who helped spark her interest in studying sports and their impact on society.
A research paper a team of graduate engineering students wrote about preventing injuries in the manufacturing process earned an award at the Northeast conference of the American Society of Engineering Education.
An internationally recognized expert in cybersecurity and digital forensics, Ibrahim "Abe" Baggili believes that virtual reality is a growing arena for both gamers and hackers, and his warning is now reaching consumers nationwide.
Jordan Guthrie ’23, who will major in marine biology, says what attracted her to the University of New Haven is the hands-on learning opportunities she will have from day one.
The Tagliatela College of Engineering’s GenCyber Agent Academy, the first of its kind in the state, is supported by the National Security Agency and the National Science Foundation.
A team of students in the University of New Haven's chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers dedicated nearly 1,200 hours to designing, building, and testing a concrete canoe.
Trevor Haigh, ’19 M.S., a graduate student in computer science, won a best paper award at an international conference on digital forensics and cyber crime.
Lubbie Harper '65, an educator, social worker, and lawyer who went on to serve on the Connecticut Supreme Court, was recognized for the impact he has made on the Greater New Haven community.
Gabriella (Bella) Miceli, assistant director of campus recreation for fitness, wellness, and adventure recreation, outlines ways to reduce stress and stay in shape during the holidays and to keep your resolutions in 2019.
Brandon Miller '18. who is now pursuing a Ph.D. in Chemistry at Northeastern, earned first place in the poster competition, while Alexandra Goriounova '20, who is double majoring in forensic science and chemistry, earned second place.
Students say one of the best part of competing – and succeeding – at national competitions is the opportunity to network with executives at prominent companies.
Students in Jesse Peck’s interior design studio course created designs for Meriden 2020, a mixed-using housing development, and presented them to the city planner.
VEX Robotics competitions are held across the the world to encourage students to participate in STEM challenges that enable them to develop abilities needed to succeed as an engineer.
Michael Clark, a senior lecturer in criminal justice, spent 22 years as an FBI special agent investigating white-collar crime. He shares those experiences with University of New Haven graduate and undergraduate students.
Students in the University of New Haven’s chapter of Engineers Without Borders are working to create a water filtration system that would treat drinking water in rural Ecuador.
Jeffrey Foster, a lecturer in the University of New Haven’s English department who has written more than 25 "flash fiction" stories, shows his students the power that comes from being concise.
Laura Miller, the University’s director of energy and sustainability, collaborated with an engineering professor to provide students hands-on opportunities to study how to reduce and conserve energy.
Free Dirt Records, co-founded by Erica Haskell, associate professor and chair of the University’s Department of Music, Theater, and Dance, has been receiving a lot of attention in the national press.
The University of New Haven’s Innovation Fellows reflect on the projects they are pursuing and the experiences they have had through their participation in a nationwide program supported by Stanford University.
University of New Haven faculty and students have produced groundbreaking research on the vulnerabilities of virtual reality.
