Forging the Future of Data Science
A new master's degree program offered in San Francisco through a partnership between the University of New Haven and Galvanize aims to meet the demand for industry-focused data scientists.
University News 2016
Student Innovators Aim for Next Big Idea
Aspiring entrepreneurs Matt Sheehy '19 and Jonathan Spiegel '17 appeared on Fox 61 to talk about Charger Startup Weekend, an innovative program that will enable University of New Haven students to work with each other to develop their ideas and pitch them to professionals.
University of New Haven Experts Analyze First Presidential Debate
Experts in political science and national security examine the candidates' performance and what it means moving forward.
University of New Haven Professor at Forefront of New CBS JonBenet Ramsey Investigation
Dr. Henry C. Lee, one of the world's foremost forensic scientists, is part of a team reexamining the decades-old case.
University of New Haven Professor at Forefront of New CBS JonBenet Ramsey Investigation
Dr. Henry C. Lee, one of the world's foremost forensic scientists, is part of a team reexamining the decades-old case.
University of New Haven Students Analyze Final Presidential Debate
Two local TV stations were on campus to talk to University of New Haven students to get their insights and reaction to the third presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
Professor, Former Police Chief Discusses 'Social Experiment' in Bridgeport PD
In its examination of the Bridgeport Police Department's efforts to recruit more city residents to the force, NPR sought the expertise of University of New Haven associate criminal justice professor John DeCarlo, a retired police chief.
Media Significantly Influences Public Opinion on Issues of Immigration, Says New Book Coauthored by University of New Haven Professor
A new book co-authored by a University of New Haven political science professor examines how conservative, liberal and mainstream news outlets frame or influence public opinion on undocumented immigrants.
Regional Senate Candidates Fare Better Distancing Themselves from Trump New Survey Finds
Republican candidates for the U.S. Senate in swing and red states will do better at the polls if they distance themselves from Republican Presidential candidate Donald J. Trump, according to a poll just concluded of 1,500 Americans.
Survey Experiment Shows Voters' Opinions of Trump, GOP Already Crystallized
A national survey experiment of nearly 2,000 people done by a University of New Haven senior shows that people already have crystallized their opinions about both Donald Trump and the Republican party and whether or not they will vote. The survey takers said they are not affected by controversial statements that the candidate makes.
Political Science Professor Looks Toward 2020 Election
In 2012, Fast Company magazine named Matthew Schmidt No. 22 on its list of that year's 100 Most Creative People in Business.
Tom Garrett: The Sequel
The new chair of the University of New Haven's Department of Communication, Film and Media Studies returns to his alma mater to expand opportunities for students and change their lives much like the program changed his a generation ago.
UNH Announces $10,000 Grant from First Niagara Foundation for Nonprofit Institute
The University of New Haven (UNH) announced today it has received a $10,000 grant from the First Niagara Foundation in support of the University's new Nonprofit Institute and its Shared Live Client Experience (SLiCE) program.
Team Places Third in Worldwide Cyber Forensics Challenge
The group's performance 'validated all the work we did and the great education we get at UNH,' said Joseph Ricci, a cyber systems major. 'It gave us a sense of pride to have done so well.'
Professor's Expert Analysis Featured in Time Magazine
An op-ed by associate professor of national security Howard Stoffer examining what President-Elect Donald Trump’s foreign policy proposals could mean for the word is featured in Time magazine's TIME Ideas, an online forum of the world's leading voices that provides commentary on events in news, society, and culture.
Engineering Professor Receives $25,000 Bucknall Excellence in Teaching Award
An associate professor of engineering in the University of New Haven's Tagliatela College of Engineering has been awarded the University's prestigious $25,000 William L. Bucknall Excellence in Teaching Award.
University of New Haven Business Researcher Says: Using Sympathy in Fundraising Appeal Increases Donations 300 Percent
Just days before #GivingTuesday and at the start of the biggest fund raising push of the year, a University of New Haven business professor has advice for fundraisers: Generate sympathy for your charity’s cause with the right words and visuals.
Dr. Henry C. Lee Discusses Decades-Old JonBenet Ramsey Case
One of the world's foremost forensic scientists, Dr. Lee will be featured in a CBS documentary chronicling the reexamination of the 1996 murder of six-year-old JonBenet Ramsey. The four-hour series will air on Sept. 18 and 19.
Polish Government Awards Medals to Two University of New Haven Deans
Mario Gaboury of Old Saybrook, dean of the University of New Haven's Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Sciences, received the Order of Merit of the Polish National Police in Warsaw, Poland.
Documentary About Christian Peltenburg-Brechneff’s Life, Art Premieres at The Kate, Benefits Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts
The documentary 'Like Notes of Music: Christian Peltenburg-Brechneff: The Landscape Painter' will be shown for the first time on Thursday Sept. 8 at 5:30 p.m. at The Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center, 300 Main St.
University of New Haven to Name Cutting-Edge Academic Building in Honor of Longtime Donors Samuel and Lois Bergami
President Steven H. Kaplan today announced that a state-of-the-art academic building, to be opened in 2019, will be named in honor of longtime University benefactors Samuel S. Bergami Jr. '85 EMBA and Lois Bergami.
University of New Haven Professor's Documentary Airs on 170 PBS Stations
The new chair of the University of New Haven’s Department of Communication, Film and Media Studies returns to his alma mater to expand opportunities for students and change their lives much like the program changed his a generation ago.
University of New Haven-United Airlines Partnership Takes Off
The Wall Street Journal examined a data visualization project led by University of New Haven students that has helped the country's third largest airline reduce its aircraft ground damage by nearly a third.
University of New Haven Students Comfortable In Energy-Efficient Residence Hall Constructed with the Environment Top of Mind
A University of New Haven residence hall built to be green and save energy has been recognized by the Connecticut Chapter of the U.S. Green Building Council.
Prato Campus Offers Immersion into Europe's Multicultural Center
In addition to providing an authentic Italian experience, the University's campus in Prato, Italy, enables students to immerse themselves in one of the most multicultural centers in all of Europe.