Alyson McDermott
in Campus News
Quinnipiac University professors have won awards in the past, but recently three professors have been nominated for an award that many would normally associate with the entertainment industry rather than academia.
David Ives, executive director of the Albert Schweitzer Institute, Rebecca Abbott and Liam O'Brien, both professors of Communications, and former Communications student David Blanchard, produced a documentary about Albert Schweitzer that has received an Emmy nomination.
Senior Jana Piccola has raised over $30,000 while battling cancer for the second time
by Erin Miller in Features
While most seniors are scrambling to finish internships, senior theses and land the perfect job, Jana Piccola, a Quinnipiac senior public relations major is fighting her second battle with cancer. However she has not let this battle keep her down. Her and her boyfriend Sean Pawelec, a QU Alumni have raised over $30,000 for cancer.
by Michael Lewis in Arts&Entertainment
As the school year winds down and the weather gets warmer, one thing is clear: the summer movie season is upon us. Well, perhaps it's a bit clearer if you're the type of film junkie who lives for this time of year. Nevertheless, there's a good chance that no matter who you are, you'll fork out more cash at your local cinema over the summer than you will during any other time of year.
by Vida Velez in Life/styles
The warm weather is not the only excuse to put off getting work done. Addictive Web sites seem to be a main vice of college students. Though there are many sites to keep students from writing that thesis due tomorrow, here are some popular ones on the QU campus.
by Jaclyn Hirsch in Opinion
As the last issue of The Chronicle goes to print, no editorial board is in place for the 2008-2009 school year because the administration has suspended the selection process.
Applications for editorial board positions were completed and filed on April 7.
by Alicia Staffa in Campus Voices
This year is coming to a close and since this is the last issue of the Chronicle, it is also the last Dear Alicia column… ever. It is sad and depressing because I don't get to give advice anymore, but also because it means that I am soon to be a Quinnipiac graduate.
by Daniel Baker in Sports
For Quinnipiac University, the 2007-08 season has been a banner year for athletics as the Spring sports begin to close out their seasons. Bobcat fans have witnessed some great individual achievements along with numerous superb team efforts.
Men's soccer, which had only won one game the year before, did not lose until their 13th game of the season as they started out 9-0-3.
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