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Quinnipiac housing headache

Quinnipiac housing headache

Emily Flamme, News Editor
August 2, 2020
Sophomore housing lottery delayed

Sophomore housing lottery delayed

Ashley Pelletier, Staff Writer
March 23, 2020
Quinnipiac’s housing doesn’t support the LGBTQ community

Quinnipiac’s housing doesn’t support the LGBTQ community

Lindsey Downey, Contributing Writer
November 12, 2019
Eastview After months of planning and construction, the Eastview residential area on the York Hill campus finally opened for business this past August. The residence hall features 34 dorms equipped with air conditioning, a kitchen and a common room. All Eastview residents have access to the 120 parking spots located next to the building. While this parking privilege has its perks, Eastview residents were not expecting the surprise $10 parking ticket left on their windshields on Nov. 29. The tickets were distributed on account of “vehicles parked in prohibited lots,” according to Chief of Safety & Security David Barger. While it may have been the start of the holiday season, this was one present from security students wished they could return. -NF

Housing selection switch-up

Emily DiSalvo
October 8, 2019
Dorm Debacles

Dorm Debacles

Matthew Fortin
March 27, 2018
'Tis the housing selection season

‘Tis the housing selection season

Maria Spano
February 20, 2018
New year welcomes gender inclusive housing

New year welcomes gender inclusive housing

Alexa Nikitas
January 23, 2018

Trend among students to move off-campus

Drew Johnson
April 1, 2017
University donates $1.4 million to Hamden

University donates $1.4 million to Hamden

Sarah Doiron
February 8, 2017
University has no plan to build more dorms

University has no plan to build more dorms

Tara O'Neill
April 19, 2016
Upcoming sophomores to overflow onto York

Upcoming sophomores to overflow onto York

Sarah Doiron and Julia Perkins
April 5, 2016
Current freshmen frustrated with sophomore housing changes

Current freshmen frustrated with sophomore housing changes

Kelly Ryan
March 29, 2016
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