MBA in Finance vs. MBA in Accounting: Which to Pursue
The business world runs on insight, precision, and strategic thinking—and at the heart of it all are professionals trained in finance and accounting. These two fields power every major decision, forecast, and regulatory move within an organization. For those seeking … Continue reading MBA in Finance vs. MBA in Accounting: Which to Pursue
Lifelong Learning, Limitless Possibilities — UB’s Path as an Age-Friendly University
By: Michael Ciolfi, DC, MBA, Stefanie Staffey As of 2025, adults aged 65 and older make up 20% of Connecticut’s population — a statistic that speaks volumes about the growing demand for inclusive, lifelong learning opportunities. In an era … Continue reading Lifelong Learning, Limitless Possibilities — UB’s Path as an Age-Friendly University
RN to NP: Your Path to Becoming a Nurse Practitioner
The verdict is in! Employment for nurse practitioners is projected to grow by more than 40% this decade—much faster than the average for other professions. The healthcare field is rapidly evolving, and at the heart of this transformation is the … Continue reading RN to NP: Your Path to Becoming a Nurse Practitioner
What It’s Like to Earn a Criminal Justice Degree Online
Criminal Justice education is now available online, and it’s better than ever. It’s an online degree that doesn’t sacrifice quality or your time. A Criminal Justice degree online offers the same respected education as an in-person program, delivered in a … Continue reading What It’s Like to Earn a Criminal Justice Degree Online
University of Bridgeport Announces Class of 2025 Athletics Hall of Fame
University of Bridgeport’s department of Athletics is proud to announce the selection of three exceptional Purple Knights for induction into UB’s Athletic Hall of Fame this fall. The Class of 2025 is comprised of Annagrazia Bonsanti (Swimming, ’18), Gabrielle Valela … Continue reading University of Bridgeport Announces Class of 2025 Athletics Hall of Fame
Top Careers You Can Pursue with a STEM MBA
Want to merge business acumen with tech-savvy leadership? In an increasingly digital and data-driven economy, the fusion of technology and business strategy is no longer optional—it’s essential. Companies in every industry are actively seeking professionals who can bridge the gap … Continue reading Top Careers You Can Pursue with a STEM MBA
6 Reasons Why Medical Students Should Pursue an MSMS
In 2023, 10.8% of people employed in the U.S. worked in the healthcare sector, but, surprisingly, the demand for well-prepared healthcare professionals continues to grow. Shortages and an increasing population have led to this never-ending need. Studies indicate approximately 1.9 … Continue reading 6 Reasons Why Medical Students Should Pursue an MSMS
How Technology Enhances Online Counseling Programs
In 2024, nearly 1 in 4 U.S. adults reported experiencing mental health symptoms impacting daily functioning. Even as awareness has grown, there simply aren’t enough qualified mental health professionals available to meet the demand. To meet the growing need for … Continue reading How Technology Enhances Online Counseling Programs
7 Unexpected Careers You Can Pursue with a Master’s in Medical Science
When thinking of a Master’s degree in Medical Science (MSMS), most think of medical school. That’s natural. After all, the MSMS program is perfect for pre-med students wanting higher education in anatomy, physiology, and beyond. It provides everything you need … Continue reading 7 Unexpected Careers You Can Pursue with a Master’s in Medical Science
Bridgeport Names Ryan McAleavey to Lead the Men’s Lacrosse Program
University of Bridgeport’s director of athletics, Anthony Vitti, has announced the hiring of Ryan McAleavey as the new head coach of the Purple Knights’ men’s lacrosse program. McAleavey will take over a UB squad that just completed its third season … Continue reading Bridgeport Names Ryan McAleavey to Lead the Men’s Lacrosse Program
5 Tips for Transitioning from Undecided to a Psychology Major
Choosing a college major is a big decision, and it’s normal to feel uncertain at any point in your journey. The truth is, 20–50% of students start college undecided. If you’re reading this, you might be considering leaping into a … Continue reading 5 Tips for Transitioning from Undecided to a Psychology Major
Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering Salary Guide
Mechanical engineering is one of the most versatile and in-demand engineering fields today, playing a critical role in everything from robotics and manufacturing to energy and medical device innovation. Its broad applications and steady demand, with an average of 9,800 … Continue reading Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering Salary Guide
Is an Online MPH Right for You?
Globally, we face more challenges than ever before. Pandemics, climate change, mental health crises, and rising inequality. In the midst of it all, one truth is clear. We need the expertise of Public Health professionals to protect and uplift our … Continue reading Is an Online MPH Right for You?
Can You Get Paid To Go To Nursing School?
Nursing is undoubtedly a rewarding career, but, honestly, getting there can be expensive. Between tuition, fees, clinical supplies, and living expenses, the cost of nursing school can feel overwhelming. So it’s no surprise that more and more students are asking … Continue reading Can You Get Paid To Go To Nursing School?
How Do Sports Help Students Academically?
Engaging in physical activity and sports is a great way to stay in shape and achieve an overall healthy lifestyle—not to mention the social benefits as individuals develop connections and bonds with their teammates and coaches. Yet, athletes and parents … Continue reading How Do Sports Help Students Academically?
From Student to Scientist: UB Alum Jeffrey Ostrove Donates $50K to Support Future Biologists
Trailblazing biotech innovator and proud UB alumn Jeffrey M. Ostrove, Ph.D. (’75), is paying it forward in a big way — donating $50,000 to establish a new biology scholarship for future generations of Purple Knights. “I have a warm place … Continue reading From Student to Scientist: UB Alum Jeffrey Ostrove Donates $50K to Support Future Biologists
How Online Criminal Justice Programs Are Adapting to the Rise of Cybercrime
Cybercrime, illegal activities carried out using computers and/or the internet, ranges from identity theft and phishing scams to ransomware attacks and data breaches. Once considered a niche issue, cybercrime is now at the center of conversations surrounding criminal justice, law … Continue reading How Online Criminal Justice Programs Are Adapting to the Rise of Cybercrime
The Forgotten “Witches” of Connecticut
Byline: Abigail Giron Marroquin What is a witch? Some may think of the intellectual Hermione Granger from the Harry Potter book series, others may think of the bubbly Glinda from Wicked, but for the Connecticut Puritans of the 1600s, witches … Continue reading The Forgotten “Witches” of Connecticut