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Editor-in-Chief
Email: editor@quchronicle.com
Twitter: @Kathyreds
Year: 2014
Major: Print journalism
Katherine Rojas
Editor-in-Chief
Email: editor@quchronicle.com
Twitter: @Kathyreds
Year: 2014
Major: Print journalism
SGA welcomes new members
The Student Government Association welcomed Class of 2016 President Johnny Atkin and Vice President Ryan Miller. As well as Class of 2013 Representatives Amanda Hegler, Doug Caggiano and DJ Mahoney.…
SPB, Res Life celebrate Diversity Week
Diversity Week is a time to notice and reflect on what makes people in society different. The Culture and Diversity committee of the Student Programming Board gave light to the…
BREAKING: 2 employees hospitalized after chemical spill on North Haven campus
A chemical spill in Building 4 on the North Haven Campus led to a building evacuation and two employees hospitalized for observation, according to John Morgan, associate vice president for…
SGA Elections
Freshmen and senior candidates for 2012 elections present their statements Photo Courtesy SGA Fellow Freshmen: The time has come for us to make our voice known. We are the biggest…
Public Safety increases security after New Haven incident
A group of people attacked a Quinnipiac student in New Haven last weekend, according to Chief of Public Safety David Barger. Following the incident, the Department of Public Safety sent…
Day trip to D.C.
Students have the opportunity to visit the nation’s capital on Saturday, Oct. 6, hosted by the Office of Multicultural and Global Education. The day trip to Washington, D.C. will include…
Irish museum opens this fall
The world’s largest collection of visual art and artifacts based on the Irish Famine found its new home on 3011 Whitney Ave. Quinnipiac University President John L. Lahey announced on…
Student and professor publish book through joint effort
The relationship between professor and student transformed to a relationship between colleagues when junior Gregory Rava and Professor of Arabic Hazza Abo Rabia published a book together this year. Readers…
Au Bon arrives
The Mount Carmel Dining Hall freshened up with a new cafe bakery, Au Bon Pain, on Tuesday morning. Students lined up as soon as they saw the bakery’s gates open…
QU remembers family, friends and loved ones
Students greeted each other with smiles and hugs, preparing their seats on the Quad for the Sept. 11 memorial. More than 200 attendees quietly listened as each speaker said a…
To be continued
More main campus construction arrives in two yearsAlthough the university has more changes planned for the Mount Carmel campus, Vice President of Facilities & Capital Planning Salvatore Filardi says it…
Sophomore arrested after alleged assault, breach of peace
Quinnipiac sophomore Alexander Orr, 19, was arrested early Saturday morning after allegedly assaulting another student during an altercation, according to a Hamden Police press release. Orr, of Lincoln, Mass. was…
Removing the blue tarp
Construction on Carl Hansen Student Center, Ed McMahon Mass Communications Center comes to endThe class of 2016 was greeted with new paths and a clear quad, while the rest of…
10 students protest against security actions
Around 10 students gathered in Complex Courtyard at 5 p.m. to protest security’s actions on May Weekend.Sophomores Brian Blake and John Daly led “Project Protest,” an event held by the…
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