Around the residence halls, in classrooms and in the library there is one problem many students may encounter: bad cell phone reception. But that is about to change.
Quinnipiac has recently signed a commitment with a third-party...
The Quinnipiac University Department of Security recently changed its name to the Department of Public Safety during summer break. David Barger, the chief of security and safety, said the name change was in part due to the connotation...
The Connecticut Film Industry Training Program will be returning for its fifth and final year at Quinnipiac.
The FITP is aimed to teach individuals the basics of feature film and episodic television production and potentially help...
More than 30,000 people are currently diagnosed with life-threatening diseases for which a bone marrow transplant may offer a cure. Fifty-six members of the Quinnipiac community attempted to decrease that number by participating in K...
Brackets are common in the month of March for basketball fans, but not to compare energy uses in residence halls.
Do It In The Dark, sponsored by Students for Environmental Action (SEA) and the Facilities Department, is an...
You have probably heard of Martin Luther King Jr. and Thurgood Marshall, but the work of Constance Baker Motley might be unfamiliar.
Michael Calia, director of the Ed McMahon Communications Center, had not heard of Motley either...
Denial, anger, bargaining (the what ifs), depression and acceptance make up the five stages of grief, and the recently-formed Healing from Grief Group at Quinnipiac helps students through those stages.
The Healing from Grief...
Many things have been seen on stage at Quinnipiac, but students acting as the opposite gender, making out with chairs and shouting out the sounds of an orgasm might be the most interesting.
The Student Programming Board and...
