Back in the driver’s seat
Posted on Feb 07, 2010 by Robin Schuppert in Featured, Ice Hockey, Sports.
At least for one night the Quinnipiac Bobcats looked like the team of old. Good defense, a solid penalty kill and outstanding goaltending got the job done for the team to gets its first win since December 12.
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Welcome to fight club [Slideshow]
Posted on Feb 03, 2010 by Glenn Taylor in Mount Carmel, Multimedia, News.
On a Wednesday night in the Recreation Center beyond the basketball courts, you’ll find a dozen or more students grappling on blue mats. It may be a strange sight to those shooting hoops or running on the track, but to these self-proclaimed artists, it’s just another day in the life of QU’s Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) Club.
Estimated $75M for medical school, but no reductions to current programs, Lahey says
Posted on Jan 29, 2010 by Joe Pelletier in Administration, News, North Haven.
Quinnipiac’s medical school will cost an estimated $75 million over the next seven or eight years, but according to President John Lahey, no current University programs will be affected, no money will be pulled from the endowment, and no loans will be taken out.
RAVE and WRECK of the week: Feb. 8, 2010
Posted on Feb 08, 2010 by Matt Busekroos in Arts & Entertainment, Rave & Wreck.
Rave: Kelly Clarkson defends ‘Idol’
Wreck: Dr. Conrad Murray
Women’s ice hockey edges Colgate, 2-1
Posted on Feb 07, 2010 by Cassie Comeau in Ice Hockey, Sports.
The women’s ice hockey team upset the Colgate Raiders in its 2-1 win at Starr Rink in Hamilton, N.Y., on Saturday afternoon.
Men’s basketball completes sweep of Sacred Heart
Posted on Feb 07, 2010 by Andrew Spero in Basketball, Sports.
In front of a raucous student section and the largest crowd all season at the TD Bank Sports Center, the Quinnipiac Bobcats men’s basketball team defeated their in-state rival, the Sacred Heart Pioneers, for the second time in three days by a tally of 90-87.
Losing skid extends to 7 for women’s hoops
Posted on Feb 06, 2010 by Nick Cannatella in Basketball, Sports.
The conference-leading Sacred Heart Pioneers led early and never looked back in their 66-51 win over the Quinnipiac women’s basketball team on Saturday at the TD Bank Sports Center. Senior center Courtney Kaminski posted her third 20-point game in the last five games for the Bobcats, but, once again, it wasn’t enough to lift them out of their losing skid.
Cornell continues men’s ice hockey’s losing skid
Posted on Feb 05, 2010 by Tim Pelrine in Ice Hockey, Sports.
The Quinnipiac men’s ice hockey team came into Friday night’s game against Cornell (13-5-3, 10-2-2 ECACH) looking for a much-needed victory after dropping 10 of their last 13 games, but the Big Red’s defense was too much for a struggling Quinnipiac offense.
Women’s ice hockey ties Cornell, 0-0
Posted on Feb 05, 2010 by Michael Desjardins in Ice Hockey, Sports.
The Quinnipiac women’s ice hockey team battled to a 0-0 draw against Cornell on Friday. It was the first time the two teams tied against each other since Dec. 31, 2009.
Quinnipiac blows early lead to Sacred Heart
Posted on Feb 05, 2010 by Kelley Davies in Basketball, Sports.
The women’s basketball team fell for the sixth game in a row, 51-34, to in-state rival Sacred Heart Thursday night at the William H. Pitt Center.
Quinnipiac’s best athletes from last decade and their accomplishments.
Hamden-bred Scott Burrell was a member of the Chicago Bulls’ 1998 championship team. Now, he assists Tom Moore in coaching Quinnipiac’s men’s basketball team.
Information security battles phishing attack
Posted on Feb 03, 2010 by Meghan Parmentier in Mount Carmel, News.
Quinnipiac was recently a target of a spear-phishing attack. Co-News Editor Meghan Parmentier explains.
Jordan brings big laughs
Posted on Feb 03, 2010 by Rhiannon Adams in Arts & Entertainment, On-Campus.
Larger-than-life comedian riffs on Maine, college security and gay flight attendants. Also, watch the student comics open for Jordan.
The secret diary of a bid girl
Posted on Feb 03, 2010 by The QU Chronicle in Letters to the Editor, On-campus, Opinion.
An anonymous contributor describes their experience rushing for a sorority.
The Quinnipiac men’s ice hockey team went down 2-0 to Niagara on Jan. 22 in the first five minutes of the game. After the second goal at least half of the student section got up and left. Five minutes into the game and you’re already leaving? It’s outrageous and shouldn’t happen, but it does and it needs to stop.
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