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Second Quinnipiac student arrested after apparent Halloween arson

Second Quinnipiac student arrested after apparent Halloween arson

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Challenging educational perceptions: Why humanities matter just as much as STEM

Challenging educational perceptions: Why humanities matter just as much as STEM

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Freshman forward Kahlen Lamarche stick handles during a game against UConn on November 25, 2023.

Quinnipiac women’s hockey to vie for fourth-straight Nutmeg Classic after beating UConn in semifinals

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First-year center Anna Foley attempts a layup during the Bobcats home opener against Maine on November 6, 2023.

Quinnipiac women’s basketball drops third straight, falls to Navy 75-62

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Quinnipiac womens ice hockey celebrates its 3-0 victory over Yale in the 2023 Nutmeg Classic on Nov. 25.

Quinnipiac women’s ice hockey blanks Yale, brings home fourth straight Nutmeg Classic

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South Lot to close Thursday and Friday

Daniel Grosso
November 14, 2012

Quinnipiac’s Department of Public Safety announced South Lot will be closed on Thursday, Nov. 15, and Friday, Nov. 16. The department said South Lot needs to be clear for students moving out for Thanksgiving Break.
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Second Quinnipiac student arrested after apparent Halloween arson
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Student no longer enrolled at Quinnipiac after Halloween arson
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Israeli peace activist Nitsan Joy Gordon takes questions on her new book, “Together Beyond Words,” in Quinnipiac University’s Mt. Carmel Auditorium on Nov. 8.
Israeli peace activist speaks at Quinnipiac, receives mixed reviews from students

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