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From the airwaves to the snack aisle, Beatrice Glaviano ’26 shares a behind-the-scenes look at her experience on Charger 360, the story behind “peace, love, and peanut butter,” and the nutrition behind this nutty spread.
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Students Elyse Genaway ’28 and Shealin Callahan ’26 M.S. share how the University of New Haven’s Sports Industry Career Fair helped them expand their networks, discover new career paths, and gain real-world opportunities in the sports world.
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University of New Haven students explored topics ranging from wartime trauma to disinformation campaigns while building academic and professional connections in the field of Russian, East European, and Eurasian studies.
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From collapsed babka to finals stress, student blogger Beatrice Glaviano ’26 finds peace in a stressful time and reflects on how to grow from moments of failure.
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Honors students and award recipients were recognized for their academic excellence, leadership, and dedication to making a difference in public safety and law enforcement.
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After moving from Ghana to pursue her master’s in data science, Fali Honutse ’25 M.S. experienced more than academic success — she built lasting connections, an unwavering resilience, and a true sense of belonging.
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Three undergraduates and their professor share their powerful experiences at the Society for Public Health Education’s annual conference, where they presented original research, engaged with national leaders, and deepened their passion for community health equity.
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Katherine Nicholson ’25 M.S. shares how her drive, adaptability, and early career experiences helped her navigate job offers and find the right next step.
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Nine Chargers were selected to participate in this year’s Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship program. They will collaborate with faculty on research ranging from the impact of microplastics, the financial implications of ethical uses of AI, and potential discriminatory practices in the hiring of educators.
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Cristina Shaul ’25, a music major, turned an independent research project into a hands-on lesson in album production — compiling, licensing, designing, and marketing a limited-edition cassette that celebrates 10 years of creativity in the University’s Hip-Hop Technology and Production course.
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Selected for a prestigious national fellowship, Mehdi Mekni, Ph.D., is leading efforts to transform computer science education through industry partnerships, stackable credentials, and workforce-driven learning.
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Patryk Jaroszkiewicz '16, '20 M.S., who is pursuing his Ph.D. in criminal justice, received a prestigious civilian honor from the Commander of the Polish National Police for his work bridging two distinctly different police forces.
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Beatrice Glaviano ’26 reflects on the balance between technology, academic integrity, and the use of AI as a supportive tool rather than a substitute.
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A new course launched by the University of New Haven’s Career Development Center is helping to ensure students are prepared to apply for internships and jobs. ‘Application Ready’ provides essential resources on resumes, networking, and interviewing—all in one place.
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In honor of Women’s History Month, Malia Cohen, California’s State Controller reflected on her journey into public service, the challenges of leadership, and the impact of policy work, as she joined President Frederiksen to kick off the University of New Haven’s Frederiksen Forum: Trailblazing Women speaker series.
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Beatrice Glaviano ’26 shares her take on getting older, the grind of college, and remembering to have a life outside of it all.
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Industry sponsors called HackNewHaven a resounding success as students from universities across Connecticut and Massachusetts collaborated, developed tech products, and presented their innovations as part of the student-run hackathon.
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A research collaboration between graduate students and Dr. Pavani Rangachari has resulted in a groundbreaking two-part study on how hospitals address social determinants of health (SDOH).
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Beatrice Glaviano ’26 shares her Spring Break journey of hiking Great Falls—and why unplugging is essential for college life.
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Student researchers at the undergraduate and graduate level presented at the Born This Way Foundation’s event in NYC, sharing insights from their focus groups with LGBTQ+ youth.
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Samantha Villa ’25 was recognized by the University’s Tow Youth Justice Institute with the Diane Sierpina Award. Through advocacy, leadership, and research, she is working to create meaningful change for young people in the justice system.
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“Resilience, Reflection, and Reclamation,” an online exhibit, features the work of Hector (Bori) Rodriguez, who uses repurposed material to create art that celebrates nature and also explores mass incarceration, mental health, and the transformative power that art can have on a life.
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The University of New Haven is recognizing the service and sacrifices of Vietnam Veterans through a series of events and initiatives leading up to the 50th anniversary of the war’s end. Faculty, students, and veterans reflect on the importance of this commemoration and the lessons it offers to future generations.
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The University of New Haven’s STEM Career Fair provided students with opportunities to network with industry professionals, explore potential careers, and showcase their experience and confidence.
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Music and Sound Recording major Mattingly Creter ’27 sat down with Professor Goodfellow to talk about his recent tour, latest album, and the evolution of his music.
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University of New Haven Model UN students traveled to Ecuador for an international conference. They honed their diplomatic skills, formed lasting friendships, and explored one of the world’s most breathtaking environments.
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Alvin Tran, ScD, MPH, and Krupa Ann Mathew, ’25 MPH recently had the opportunity to present their research on identifying and treating eating disorders to a group of healthcare providers working in school-based health centers, earning a strong endorsement from an important Connecticut leader.
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Kenny Langston, a beloved member of the University of New Haven’s dining team was recognized for making a lasting impact on students through positivity, engagement, and a viral social media moment.
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From heart-shaped pancakes to a new pet fish, Beatrice Glaviano ’26 reminds us that love—whether for yourself or others—should be celebrated every day.
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Beatrice Glaviano ’26 shares weekend plan ideas and why this a certain local gem deserves a visit.
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Simão Sousa Branca ’18 M.S., part of the Portuguese Football Federation, is a member of the team that found out at the end of 2024 that Portugal, along with Spain and Morocco, will host the 2030 FIFA World Cup.
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Three MPH students share their reflections on presenting their research at an academic conference.
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The University of New Haven's Robert M. Lee and Linda M. Wilkins Marine Science Center at the Canal Dock Boathouse in New Haven is becoming a hub for marine science education and community outreach, providing students and the community with opportunities to learn about and engage directly with the environment.
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University and Lee College leaders coordinated a visit to Connecticut for a contingent from the University of Tirana, Albania, further strengthening the University of New Haven’s role as a leader in fostering global academic partnerships.
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From Cleopatra’s beauty secrets to modern skincare, Beatrice Glaviano ’26 unpacks the science behind acne and whether nutrition holds the key to clearer skin.
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The University of New Haven’s Model United Nations (MUN) team excelled at another conference, earning multiple awards and showcasing their teamwork, diplomacy, and leadership skills.
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English professor Randall Horton, Ph.D., who founded Radical Reversal, said the Mellon grant will give young people in a detention center in his home city of Birmingham, Alabama, and youths living in the neighborhood around it the chance to develop skills in digital content creation, podcasting, film, music production, and graphic design.
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A new weather station on the Branford Trolley Trail is upgrading environmental research and data collection, offering real-time insights into the effects of climate change on coastal ecosystems.
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Beatrice Glaviano ’26 breaks down the science of sugar, the myths, and why donuts still deserve a place in our lives this semester.
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The BUSA1000 EXPO showcased the innovative spirit of University of New Haven students, with 42 teams presenting business plans and competing in a pitch competition. The winning team, Pets on Wheels, impressed the judges with their entrepreneurial vision and adaptability.
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Nutrition sciences major Beatrice Glaviano ’26 shares her tips for tackling the new semester with energy, grit, and plenty of peanut butter.
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Amanda Castro ’22 shares how her time at the University of New Haven shaped her love for journalism, preparing her for a fast-paced role covering the 2024 election for Newsweek.
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For the first time, theses written by recent graduates of the University of New Haven's Doctor of Health Sciences (DHSc) program, launched in 2021, have been published in the Journal of Healthcare Leadership (JHL), a highly respected peer-reviewed journal indexed in PubMed and the Web of Science.
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The University of New Haven welcomed Dr. Kateryna Lokes, a Ukrainian oral surgeon and visiting scholar, for a six-week fellowship through the BridgeUSA program. Her visit brought new perspectives on healthcare, resilience, and academic collaboration to the University community.
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With a combination of determination, networking, and diverse experiences, Thomas Portnoy ‘25 has secured his dream job, and he is gearing up for a promising career in finance.
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Armani Miller-Jackson ‘16, ‘17 MBA discusses how the University of New Haven helped shape his path to career success in finance at UBS, one of the largest banks in the world.