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On the Rocks Pub and Grill is open weekly on Wednesdays and Thursdays.

On the Rocks is misused and under-utilized

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Grass over greed: Turf fields are ruining the NFL

Grass over greed: Turf fields are ruining the NFL

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‘It won’t be gone for a long time’: Rise in COVID cases affecting Quinnipiac

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Joe Cool is back in school

Joe Cool is back in school

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Internet issues prompt QU to launch technology alert system

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Cold open

Joe Pelletier
January 25, 2011

The spring semester kicked off with a chill in the air and some snow on the ground. Check out some photos from Chronicle photographers from the first week of classes.
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Wayne Gersie begins new role as vice president of equity and inclusion
Wayne Gersie begins new role as vice president of equity and inclusion
An overview of the Supreme Courts ruling on affirmative action and what it could mean for Quinnipiac
An overview of the Supreme Court's ruling on affirmative action and what it could mean for Quinnipiac
David Hogg, a gun-control activist who survived the 2018 shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, speaks at a Quinnipiac University Democrats event on April 20.
David Hogg: embodying both the activist and the college kid
Quinnipiac University’s Frank and Barbara Netter Library aims to use the $2,000 Collection Equity Award to purchase books highlighting systemic diversity issues in the healthcare profession.
QU School of Medicine awarded grant to purchase intersectional health books
Hamden mayoral candidate Walter Morton IV will challenge incumbent Lauren Garrett in a Democratic primary later this year.
Hamden mayoral candidate promises improved relationship with Quinnipiac
Quinnipiac President Judy Olian (left) and Dean of the School of Communications Chris Roush (right) joined former USA Today Editor-in-Chief Joanne Lipman (center) in a discussion about young people entering the media workforce on Feb. 27.
Former USA Today editor-in-chief discusses gender equity in media at QU
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Incumbent Hamden Mayor Lauren Garrett (left) will face Republican mayoral candidate Crystal Dailey in the Nov. 7 general election after beating challenger Walter Morton IV in the towns Sept. 12 Democratic primary.
Lauren Garrett wins Democratic primary, pivots toward general election
Lengthy delays are still plaguing Quinnipiac University’s mailrooms several weeks after officials unveiled tech-savvy package lockers on the Mount Carmel and York Hill campuses.
Snail mail: QU’s package lockers failing to address the delays they were installed to eliminate
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‘It won’t be gone for a long time’: Rise in COVID cases affecting Quinnipiac
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Internet issues prompt QU to launch technology alert system
Quinnipiac University officials over the summer updated the Office of Student Accessibilitys accommodation platform, the Braille signage in the Ledges residence hall and its shuttle services. The universitys new shuttle provider, Valet Park of America, operates an accessible seven-passenger van on the Mount Carmel Campus to transport students between buildings.
Quinnipiac addresses campus, classroom accessibility barriers
QU introduces new academic planning tool to replace Self Service’s ‘My Progress’ tab
QU introduces new academic planning tool to replace Self Service’s ‘My Progress’ tab

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