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Donation From Professor Benefits Computer Science Department
The University of New Haven received a $2 million donation from a professor supporting the computer science department.
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Discover the Sound With University of New Haven Program
If you ever wanted to learn about the Long Island Sound, you can now with a free program at the University of New Haven.
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Discover the Sound With University of New Haven Program
If you ever wanted to learn about the Long Island Sound, you can now with a free program at the University of New Haven. The school is taking applications to fill 20 spots in its COASTS program, which stands for Citizen Opportunities for Accessing Science Training on the Sound. Dr. Amy Carlile, associate professor and chairperson of biology and environmental…
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Could Roe V. Wade Have an Impact on Griswold V. Connecticut
NBC Connecticut’s Jane Caffrey sat Down with University of New Haven’s Brian Marks to discuss the ongoing controversy.
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University of New Haven Holding Mass Casualty Incident Drill
The University of New Haven is holding a mass casualty incident drill on Friday and it is the first time in two years that the university has held a drill of this kind. It started at 9:30 a.m. at 300 Boston Post Road in West Haven, at the south campus picnic area. The drill simulates crisis situations in which…
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‘Frustrating' and ‘Overwhelming'; CT Residents React to High Inflation
The Bureau of Labor Statistics released data Tuesday, showing that inflation has hit a multi-decade high. The Consumer Price Index increased 8.5% in March from 12 months earlier, the biggest year-over-year increase since 1981. “You are not thinking about the vacations anymore. You are thinking about just paying the bills and getting by,” said John Solari, of Norwich. According to…
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University of New Haven Project Studies Impact of Suspended Excise Gas Tax
Connecticut’s gas tax holiday is here and it suspends the 25 cents per gallon excise gas tax from April 1 through June 30. University of New Haven professor Brian Marks wanted to track the impact of the temporary elimination of the gas tax on consumers and sellers, so he created a project with his students to track the gas price…
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Project to Track Gas Prices During Tax Holiday
For business and economic students at the University of New Haven, they’re using what they learn in class and applying it to the real world by tracking the rates of gas prices following the announcement of the suspension.
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University of New Haven Student, Professor Watch Impact of War in Ukraine on Family and Friends
Andrii Kryvoruchko and Olena Lennon share a class but also a homeland under attack.
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University of New Haven Student, Professor Watch Impact of War in Ukraine on Family and Friends
The war overseas is causing pain for people here in Connecticut. A student and professor at the University of New Haven are closely watching how the Russian invasion of Ukraine is impacting families and friends still in Ukraine. Images and photos of people trying to make the journey across Ukraine’s western border were captured nearly 5,000 miles away by 14-year-old…
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While Some Universities Ease Mask Rules, Others Hold Off
While some universities are moving ahead with relaxing COVID-related rules, others are holding off on more changes especially when it comes to masking. UConn announced that it was easing mask rules starting Friday and it had already changed requirements for entry to a game at Gampel Pavilion and the XL Center. Earlier this week, Quinnipiac University loosened its masking policy….
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University of New Haven Offers Cybersecurity Training for High School Teachers
The GenCyber Teacher Academy will enable educators to promote online safety in their classrooms.
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University of New Haven Offers Cybersecurity Training for High School Teachers
A new program aims to enhance cyber security, starting in Connecticut. The GenCyber Teacher Academy at the University of New Haven will train high school teachers to promote online safety in their classrooms. With so much of our lives tied to the digital world, there is a growing need to be cognizant of cyber security. “The need arises from the…
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University of New Haven Students Robbed at Gunpoint: Officials
Two University of New Haven students were robbed at gunpoint near a convenience store on-campus early Sunday morning, according to school officials. A spokesperson with the university said the incident happened at approximately 12:20 a.m. in the area of the Re-Charge Convenience Market, or C-Store, on campus. Officials said the alleged robber is described as a 5-foot-8 man, about 18…
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COVID-19 Infection Rates & Variants Alter Restaurant & Event Venue Strategies
The omicron variant is having a ripple effect on many industries including restaurants and event venues.
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Common Cold Or COVID? Doctors Say Get Tested to Be Safe
With the Delta variant of COVID-19 spreading, doctors say now is not the time to self-diagnose. They suggest if you feel sick, to get tested.
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Some Connecticut Colleges to Require Universal Mask Wearing Indoors
With COVID-19 cases on the rise in Connecticut and the CDC recommending people in most of Connecticut wear masks indoors regardless of vaccination status, some universities in the state are updating their mask policies. Wesleyan University announced Thursday that it is mandating the wearing of masks in all university buildings, regardless of a person’s COVID-19 vaccination status. Effective immediately,...
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Teens Take Over Mock Crime Scene in UNH Academy
A small light blue house in a West Haven neighborhood looks like any other on the street. But inside the home owned by the University of New Haven are two life-sized dolls with gunshot wound markers, and a dozen high school students learning how to document a crime scene. The teens in UNH’s Crime Scene Investigation Academy found beer...
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Teens Participate in Crime Scene Investigation Camp
Some high school students are attending a crime scene investigation summer camp run by the University of New Haven to give them some real-world experience in the field of forensic investigation.
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Conn. Doctor Talks About ‘Breakthrough' COVID Cases
COVID-19 infections and hospitalizations in the U.S. are on the rise as the highly contagious delta variant spreads, driven by the least vaccinated parts of the country. And while no vaccine is perfect, meaning fully vaccinated people occasionally will get infected, those so-called breakthrough cases are rare and usually are mild. They are also expected. The advice from medical experts is...