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‘I Heart Art’ brings creativity to light [Slideshow]

Erica Siciliano • November 30, 2010

Quinnipiac students shined on Nov. 17 at Montage’s annual “I Heart Art” festival, held in the upper part of Café Q in the rotunda. The artwork varied from photographs to hand-drawn murals and portraits. The photos and drawings were displayed on boards and hung from a line held together by clothes pins.

Vermont hands Quinnipiac first regular season home loss since February 2009 [Slideshow]

Robin Schuppert • November 20, 2010

The Vermont Catamounts handed the Quinnipiac Bobcats their first regular season home loss since Feb. 26, 2009, beating the Bobcats 79-75 on Saturday at the TD Bank Sports Center.

Hartzell’s career night lifts men’s ice hockey over Dartmouth [Slideshow]

Lenny Neslin • November 20, 2010

Quinnipiac sophomore goaltender Eric Hartzell was zoned in Friday night, stopping a career-high 31 shots and picking up his second career shutout in a 2-0 win over Dartmouth at the TD Bank Sports Center.

Despite late scare, men’s basketball wins season opener [Video, slideshow]

Robin Schuppert • November 14, 2010

A 20-point lead with eight minutes to go dwindled down to six with 1:16 to go, but the Quinnipiac Bobcats men's basketball team held on to defeat the Yale Bulldogs, 84-75 on Saturday night at the Mohegan Sun Arena.

Oh Captain: Soubrier scores, save ‘Cats in OT [Slideshow]

Matt Eisenberg • November 6, 2010

Pierre Soubrier is the senior captain for a reason – because he can step up in pivotal moments and help the team. “He’s a player who plays with his emotions on his sleeve,” Quinnipiac head coach...

March of the Bobcats [Video]

The Chronicle • November 5, 2010

Female profs hash out women and politics [Video]

Jenn Lepore • November 3, 2010

What does it mean to represent women? Do Hillary Clinton and Sarah Palin represent women? Professor Jennifer Sacco posed these questions and others at Friday’s panel discussion of “Women and Politics.”

Men’s tennis misses out on finals in home tourney [Slideshow]

Joe Pelletier • October 12, 2010

For the first time in the eight-year history of the Quinnipiac Invitational, men’s tennis didn’t win a singles or doubles draw on their home courts. And faced with sterling performances from UConn and Fairfield this weekend, the Bobcats didn’t even make a finals appearance.