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Cheryl Paglierani ’06 reflects on her work with Post Malone, a global superstar who recently broke the record for the most simultaneous top 20 entries on the Billboard Hot 100, with nine tracks.
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Ericka McDermott ’22 says the small classes and the professors with real-world experience in their fields were the key factors in attracting her to the University of New Haven.
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In the Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education’s 2019 rankings, the University of New Haven was rated especially high in the category examining its campus community.
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The University’s overall score and peer assessment as calculated by U.S. News & World Report are up. In addition, the SAT scores of the incoming class and the University’s retention and graduation rates also continue to rise.
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Tiara Starks, a communication major, says learning about students’ previous internships with well-known companies played an important role in attracting her to the University.
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More than 140 people applied for the 40 spots in the University of New Haven’s GenCyber Agent Academy that was the only cybersecurity camp in Connecticut supported by the National Security Agency and the National Science Foundation.
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The fourth annual event, sponsored by the University’s student-led Mayor’s Advisory Commission, will take place on Saturday, Sept. 8, from 11 to 6 p.m. on the West Haven Green. Proceeds will benefit the West Haven Emergency Assistance Task Force.
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Assistant accounting professor Alireza Daneshfar, an expert in business evaluation and new investment feasibility, was quoted in a WalletHub story that analyzed the filings of more than 400 top hedge funds.
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Charles Anderson, director of counseling and psychological services at the University of New Haven, says feelings of anxiety for first-year students – and their parents – is a natural part of the start of the college experience.
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The University of New Haven community sends its deepest sympathies to the family of former University President Dr. Lawrence J. DeNardis, who passed away on Friday, August 24, at the age of 80.
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As part of a discussion on September 7, a distinguished panel will tackle tough questions at the heart of the trauma of war and the power of art to heal.
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The University of New Haven today announced it is preparing to welcome the second largest class in its almost 100-year history this fall.
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As part of the experience, aspiring journalist Khaaliq Crowder ’19 met professionals from leading media organizations and networked with fellow students from across the country.
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Brandon Miller ’18, who will begin pursuing a Ph.D. at Northeastern in the fall, says an organic chemistry class his sophomore year led to a new passion.
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Chris Haynes, assistant professor and coordinator of the political science program, analyzes the key races being contested in Connecticut’s primary elections, discusses who has the edge, and predicts the winners.
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The University will relocate its B.F.A. in Illustration to the main West Haven campus to be part of its expanding creative arts curriculum within the College of Arts & Sciences. It also will launch a Lyme Transition Task Force to consider future pathways for Lyme Academy College students.
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Amber Fearnley ’20, who participated in the University’s Summer Undergraduate Research Fellow program and worked with the Lyme Disease Research Group, says her professors’ excitement and curiosity are contagious.
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It is 2019 guidebook, The Princeton Review cites students praising professors who “are amazing and want to help in any way they can” and a campus community they describe as a “huge melting pot” and “refreshingly diverse.”
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Ivy Watts ’15, who starred on the track team and went on to earn a master’s degree in public health, started a blog to share her journey and to promote self-worth and mental wellness.
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A marine biology major and political science minor, Karina Krul ’19 is spending the summer interning in one of the New Jersey offices of U.S. Senator Cory Booker.