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Year: 2014
Major: Broadcast journalism
Hometown: Hamden, Conn.
Dream Job: News Anchor at CNN
Marcus Harun
Web Developer
Email: webmaster@quchronicle.com
Twitter: @MarcusHarun
Year: 2014
Major: Broadcast journalism
Hometown: Hamden, Conn.
Dream Job: News Anchor at CNN
Charles Gibson reflects on his ABC News Career [Video]
During a “Good Morning America” commercial break on Sept. 11, 2001 Charles Gibson got a message from a producer in his ear piece. “Something has just happened at the World…
Around the world service in one year
Senior top 5 finalists to win year-long tripAvery David stood painting a village school in Guatemala. She was among friends, children and strangers, many of whom didn’t speak English. As…
Quinnipiac University Ready To Relay
This Friday will mark Samantha Plourde’s twelfth year honoring her close friends by walking at Relay For Life. Plourde started off as a member of “Team Jake,” walking for an…
Katie Miller is silent no more
Lesbian ex-cadet shares her 'Don't ask, don't tell' strugglesAt midnight on Sept. 20, 2011 Katie Miller sat in her Yale dorm room on Facebook. She stared at the newsfeed as…
Teachers and students affected by state bill
New bill limits teaching opportunitiesConnecticut’s achievement gap is the worst in the nation—low income students perform 35 percent worse than non-low income students on standardized testing. The governor and many…
Carl Hansen Student Center Construction Tour [Video]
There are seven months of construction left before the Carl Hansen Student Center reopens. Joseph Rubertone, associate vice president for facilities administration tours the Student Center construction site.…
QU officials: Student center will open this fall
Blue tarps remain on the quad and hammering continues as construction progresses on the Carl Hansen Student Center that will replace former Alumni Hall. The student center is set to…
IDD minor suspended due to lack of resources
Due to lack of classroom space and equipment, the interactive digital design minor will be suspended until further resources can be allocated to the program, according to a school official.…
‘Freedom Riders’ inspire students to lead
Two “Freedom Riders” who stood up for what they knew was right, putting themselves in danger, taught students to be leaders at Burt Kahn Court Thursday night. Civil rights activists…
Mitt Romney leading in delegate count, states won
No one in the Democratic Party decided to run against President Barack Obama this year, so he will be the Democratic nominee. But who will his challenger be on the…
Quinnipiac wrapped in mummy project
Quinnipiac does not have a mummy major, but students do have the chance to work on an international mummy imaging project after two professors received part of a National Science…
5 Quinnipiac basketball players granted accelerated rehabilitation
Judge: Players 'need to grow from this'Quinnipiac men’s basketball players James Johnson, Jamee Jackson, Dave Johnson, Ike Azotam and Nate Gause were granted accelerated rehabilitation and community service hours today…
Lahey second-highest paid private university president in state
President John Lahey earned $1.2 million in total compensation for 2009, making him the second highest paid private college president in Connecticut and the 27th in the nation, according to…
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