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In the Media: August 2018
The University of New Haven featured in the media during August 2018.
William Carbone, a senior lecturer and director of experimental education at the Tow Youth Justice Institute, comments on how juveniles should be treated in the justice system.
Peter Massey, a lecturer in forensic science, speaks of how evidence collection can still occur after a package is detonated.
Alireza Daneshfar, an associate professor of accounting, answers some questions regarding the stock market.
Charles Anderson, director of counseling and psychological services, speaks of the various options available to students to help ease stress and anxiety that can come with starting college.
The University of New Haven welcomes the Class of 2022, its second-largest incoming class in the University’s nearly 100-year history.
Declan Hill, associate professor of investigations, shares his thoughts regarding the new FIFA code of ethics.
Chris Haynes, an assistant professor of political science, shares his thoughts on the results of the Connecticut primary.
Jonathan Yukich, a lecturer in theater, speaks about his play, which is part of the Dream Up Festival in New York City.
Joseph Soto, a practitioner in residence in fire science, explains what effects a K2 overdose could have on the body.
Peter Massey, a lecturer in forensic science, discusses the crime scene investigation summer camp for high school students.
The University of New Haven was ranked in the Princeton Review’s Top Colleges’ List for Connecticut.
Patrick Malloy, a senior lecturer in national security, comments on the possible outcomes of a privatization deal within Tesla.
Chris Pincince, head football coach, starts training camp by discussing Tony Sparano’s contributions to the University of New Haven football program.
David Sloane, professor of English, shares stories about his family and great-grandfather, Thomas Edison.
Bruno Wu, entrepreneur billionaire of Seven Stars Cloud, has chosen Hartford, Conn. to launch a financial technology hub due to the surrounding colleges such as the University of New Haven.
In her regular column, Susan Campbell, distinguished lecturer in communications, writes about how those affected by the government’s zero tolerance policy on immigration attend a vigil in front of a federal building to cope with the pain.
Jordan Cooper Andrykowski, a 2018 graduate of the College of Arts and Sciences, directs the first video for the indie band Mandala.
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