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Connecticut DOJ investigating Quinnipiac PA program’s compliance with Americans with Disabilities Act

Connecticut DOJ investigating Quinnipiac PA program’s compliance with Americans with Disabilities Act

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Colleen Ballingers disastrous return to YouTube

Colleen Ballinger's disastrous return to YouTube

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Quinnipiac University officials removed two the three missing locker doors in Quinnipiac Universitys York Hill Campus mail center due to antisemitic graffiti.

Quinnipiac officials discover second swastika in mail center in 15 days

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More than Roy Kent: Brett Goldstein shines on The Second Best Night of Your Life tour

More than Roy Kent: Brett Goldstein shines on 'The Second Best Night of Your Life' tour

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The Quinnipiac womens basketball team celebrates after sophomore guard Bri Bowens buzzer-beater Thursday night.

Inside the fourth quarter of Quinnipiac’s all-time win over Rhode Island

The Quinnipiac Chronicle

May weekend 2016

Christina Popik
May 4, 2016
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