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Discovering a New Country and what it Takes to be an Entrepreneur

Mechanical engineering major Kevin Rivas ’19 reflects on his experience living and learning in Hungary and his deep dive into entrepreneurship and innovation.

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Faculty Members Honored for their Dedication to Students

Five professors received awards recognizing their exemplary research, their service to the University, and their commitment to creating life-changing learning opportunities for their students.

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Phil Bartels Receives Inaugural Distinguished Philanthropist Award

A longtime benefactor, Phil Bartels and his family have supported the University of New Haven for decades, graciously giving their time and talents to help create transformational opportunities for generations of students.

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Building a Wall to Keep Hackers from Penetrating Medical Devices

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Instagram Takeover Campaign Gives Inside Look Into ºÚÁÏÍø³Ô¹Ï Experience

Students from across the University of New Haven were given the keys to the @UNewHaven Instagram account to show prospective students and their families, as well as the University community in general, an inside look into life as a ºÚÁÏÍø³Ô¹Ï.

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Thinking like Thoreau: Pausing to Observe the Project Environment in a Course in the Inaugural Civil Engineering Master’s Program

The new master’s degree in civil engineering, which features a blend of theory and hands-on application, enables students to focus on such areas as sustainability, environmental engineering, and construction management.

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Student Leader Thanks University Supporters for Investing in her Future

Gio Roper ’19, a psychology major, spoke at the University’s 35th Annual Alumni Scholarship Ball about how her time at the University has helped her find her passion.

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Political Science Major Moderator for West Haven Town Hall Forum

Marcin Stankevitch '19, a political science major, was the moderator for the first town hall forum hosted by new West Haven Mayor Nancy Rossi in partnership with the University's Mayor's Advisory Commission. Below is his firsthand account of the experience.

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Sikorsky Funding Helps Support University Makerspace: A Place for Innovation and Experimentation

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Aspiring Illustrator Excited to Join Lyme’s Community of Artists

Samantha Hart ’22 says none of the other arts schools she visited as part of her college search "were like Lyme."

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Biomedical Engineering Program Continues to Grow: Students from Around the Globe Collaborate on Groundbreaking Research

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Successful Director from Bangladesh Starts New Chapter as University of New Haven Student

New communication major Saiful Islam Mannu ’21, who has hundreds of credits to his name, is a household name in Bangladesh. "Kind of like how we just say Scorsese or Spielberg," says Professor Tom Garrett.

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Online Learning Prepares Graduate Student for Success

The experiences Terri Robbins '17 M.S. had in the University of New Haven's online criminal justice program created the foundation for a career with the Police Foundation.

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Incoming Communication Major Aspires to be a Movie Director

By the end of his college career, Jake Wieners hopes to complete several short films and earn an internship that could lead to an opportunity writing or directing movies.

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Passion for Pinball Helps Power Couple Power Down

University of New Haven professors Summer and Glenn McGee turn to the classic arcade game of pinball to decompress and recharge from their teaching, research, and service to the University.