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Whether she’s looking for a place to study or spend some time outside, Beatrice Glaviano ’26 has her go-to places around New Haven. She discusses her favorite cozy coffee shops and where she heads when she’s looking for Indian street food.
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While giving back over the summer as part of the University’s President’s Public Service Fellowship, several Chargers connected with and supported the local community while also developing their own skills and appreciation of the impact of public service.
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For students who study abroad at the University’s campus in Prato, Italy, eating at local cafés and restaurants as part of their meal plan is not only delicious, it is an experience that creates a sense of being welcomed like family.
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Beatrice Glaviano ’26 takes pride in her Sicilian-American heritage, as well as her cooking skills. She offers some delicious ideas for hungry Chargers looking for inspiration for breakfast or a scrumptious snack.
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The University's Indian Student Council recently came together to celebrate one of the "biggest festivals in India." It was a fun way for students to connect and share their culture.
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Hosted by the Career Development Center, the Career Expo brought more than 100 employers from diverse fields and industries to the University of New Haven. Approximately 1,200 students interacted with representatives, learning about the companies, nonprofits, and government agencies as well as the job and internship opportunities they offer.
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The University's Charger Leadership Conference was a fun and hands-on event that enabled students to learn from each other, from staff, and from two alumni who shared how their time as Chargers helped them to grow as leaders.
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Caitlin Locke, director of undergraduate recruitment, answers frequently asked questions about applying to the University of New Haven, discussing everything from applying Early Action to the advantages of the University’s application.
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Leah Hartman, J.D., MBA, is working with her colleagues to create a Pompea College of Business brand so strong and recognizable that employers will say, “That’s a Pompea College student – a job candidate who has the skills to hit the ground running.”
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After excelling in the corporate world, Ranjana Maitra ’91 MBA is sharing the impact of her own University of New Haven education with prospective students in her home country of India – and beyond. She’s playing a key role in expanding the University’s outreach, in helping to diversify the student body, and in further establishing the University as a global leader in higher education.
In the Media
Kenneth Gray, a senior lecturer of criminal justice, homeland security, and emergency management, discusses how opioids are coming into the country, as the demand for the deadly drug continues nationwide.
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Patrick Gourley, associate professor of economics and business analytics, discusses why the price of olive oil has skyrocketed to an all-time high.
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Matthew Schmidt, associate professor of national security, international affairs, and political science, discusses the stealth fighter jet that went missing after the pilot ejected. The jet was recovered in rural South Carolina a day later.
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Vishwa Shah '24 MPH is looking forward to beginning a new internship that, she believes, will offer exciting learning opportunities. She also encourages her fellow Chargers to pursue internship opportunities and to develop confidence in themselves.
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Whether her research is focused on rare diseases or cancer, Esma Fera ’24, a native of Kosovo, is committed to improving the lives of patients. She’s grateful for the impactful and hands-on opportunities she had in the lab as a research intern for AstraZeneca/Alexion Pharmaceuticals.
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As Beatrice Glaviano ’26 juggles work, a challenging courseload, and a chronic illness, she has learned to plan her weeks, to reflect on what she’s grateful for, and to be gentle with herself. She offers her support and encouragement to her fellow Chargers as they power on through the Fall semester.
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Several new graduates of the University’s master’s in healthcare administration program discuss how their education and the opportunities they had as Chargers prepared them for their current careers in the healthcare field.
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We recognize that transitioning to life as a college student – and the college years in general – can present some challenges. Check out some of the resources and tips we compiled to help you best support your Charger.
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For Beatrice Glaviano '26, sometimes it's important to take a step back and explore some of life's big (and small) questions, which, she finds, can spark anything from deep self-reflection to a fun and lighthearted discussion.
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As the first week of classes wrapped up, students gathered for a huge display of the backbone of the University's social culture: an involvement fair featuring the University's recognized student organizations (RSOs).
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With the summer break ending and student life returning to campus, fall indeed brings out the most energetic form of student life. Like every year we have seen a memorable level of energy with new and returning students, including a diverse group of international students.