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News
Quinnipiac collaborates with Hartford Healthcare to launch New Careers in Nursing Program
Chloe Grant, Staff Writer • April 8, 2025

Starting in April 2025, Hartford Healthcare is partnering with Quinnipiac University to launch the New Careers in Nursing Program. This two year program hopes to provide...

Some Quinnipiac sophomore students will be placed into triples in The Village for the 2025-2026 school year.
First-year students outraged after housing changes announced a week before selection process
Carleigh Beck, Associate News Editor • April 8, 2025
Sarah Harris, vice chairwoman of the Mohegan Tribe, speaks at an installment of the Critical Conversations series on April 7.
Vice chairwoman of the Mohegan Tribe presents talk ‘We’re All Part of This Story’
Carleigh Beck, Associate News Editor • April 8, 2025
From left: Delilah Papka, Kayla Carlson, Addie Colciaghi, Sara Wessland, Katerina Wachtel, the union’s executive board, and part-time performing arts faculty Jennifer Sokira, the union’s faculty advisor, hosted the kick-off meeting Monday night.
Quinnipiac student creates club to advocate for students with disabilities
Ava Highland, Associate News Editor • April 8, 2025
Quinnipiac University's Department of Housing announced its decision to create 7 person suites Monday, which prompted first-years to create a petition hoping to revoke said decision.
Quinnipiac student creates a petition to combat Monday’s rising sophomores housing decision
Carleigh Beck, Associate News Editor • April 7, 2025
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Opinion
An open letter to our students
Your Concerned Faculty • April 8, 2025

This letter comes from concerned faculty that wishes for students to know that they are not alone. It is not meant to represent the view of all faculty or the university itself....

Thrifting isn't evil; reselling might be
Thrifting isn’t evil; reselling might be
Vivian Gage, Contributing Writer • April 8, 2025
Torpedo Bats belong in the bigs
Torpedo Bats belong in the bigs
Ben Busillo, Opinion Editor • April 8, 2025
Augusta National and The Masters may be the last pure thing left in sports
Augusta National and The Masters may be the last pure thing left in sports
Colin Kennedy, Managing Editor • April 8, 2025
‘Archive posting’ is so not the point of Instagram
‘Archive posting’ is so not the point of Instagram
Neve Wilson, Staff Writer • April 1, 2025
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Arts & Life
The ‘Minecraft Movie,’ while hilarious, is disappointing
The ‘Minecraft Movie,’ while hilarious, is disappointing
Alexandra Martinakova, Editor in Chief • April 9, 2025

 “A Minecraft Movie” was the first movie that ever made me regret buying a ticket.  Was it entertaining? Yes. Did I laugh out loud multiple...

‘Sunrise on the Reaping’ showcases the true power of propaganda
‘Sunrise on the Reaping’ showcases the true power of propaganda
Alexandra Martinakova, Editor-in-Chief • April 8, 2025
New Captain America movie brings back old Marvel feel
New Captain America movie brings back old Marvel feel
Neve Wilson, Staff Writer • April 8, 2025
‘Adolescence’ is a one-shot story that tells the dangers of online influence
‘Adolescence’ is a one-shot story that tells the dangers of online influence
Grace Conneely-Nolan, Associate Arts & Life Editor • April 8, 2025
‘You Won't See Me’ in theaters
‘You Won’t See Me’ in theaters
Gina Lorusso, Arts & Life Editor • April 8, 2025
Sports