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Senior Managing Editor
Email: editor@quchronicle.com
Twitter: @MegE921
Year: 2012
Major: English & public relations
Hometown: Hudson, N.Y.
Dream Job: Government PR / Editor for book publishing company
Meghan Parmentier
Senior Managing Editor
Email: editor@quchronicle.com
Twitter: @MegE921
Year: 2012
Major: English & public relations
Hometown: Hudson, N.Y.
Dream Job: Government PR / Editor for book publishing company
Why Gov. Christie should be ashamed of himself
Last week, New Jersey’s state Assembly and state Senate passed a bill to legalize same-sex marriage. According to The New York Times, 42 state senators and 24 state assembly members…
Covering America’s bases
A father and son's baseball journey across the nationMatt Buynak is not one who struggles on the first day of classes, wondering what to use as his “interesting fact” when…
Save made on Sleeping Giant
A 19-year-old Quinnipiac student contacted the university’s security officials last Friday and reported that she was lost in Sleeping Giant State Park, according to a Hamden Fire Department report cited…
Split commencement splits community
I’m the first to admit my weakness as an indecisive person. And that it’s a big part of why I’m a double major. I’ve been an avid reader and book…
This is me: Holocaust survivor
From the time Mira Binford was 1 year old, she and her Jewish family were forced to flee bombs and the first attacks German troops made on Poland.…
New freshman class president set to serve
Those who know Mostafa Elhaggar, the newly elected freshman class president from Pequannock, N.J., know he isn’t easy to forget, and not just because of his first name.…
Solar compactors come to Quinnipiac
Four solar trash cans were installed on Quinnipiac’s Mount Carmel campus over the summer to further the university’s sustainability efforts, according to Keith Woodward, associate vice president for facilities operations.…
Quinnipiac professor heard Oslo explosion from summer home
Quinnipiac professor Pattie Belle Hastings thought she heard thunder from her summer home in Oslo, Norway July 22. Shortly after, her family and she found out it was an explosion,…
Police: Jaywalkers a concern on May Weekend
The April 25 MyQ announcement warning students Hamden Police Department will ticket those who cross Whitney Avenue on areas other than the designated crosswalks was purposely distributed to the Quinnipiac…
Honors students go cordless
Graduating seniors who have worked especially hard have been rewarded by acceptance into department honor societies, why should this not be recognized during the celebration of their success…
‘This is me’ campaign pushes diversity, transparency [VIDEO]
A diversity campaign called “This is Me,” originally developed for resident assistant training, has caught Quinnipiac’s attention and grown into a campus-wide initiative.…
Sorority QU201 on the table
In the wake of a successful fraternity-themed QU201 section, a sorority-themed section of the class is in the works.…
Greek life to gain two new sororities
Two new sororities will join Quinnipiac’s Greek life community, according to Assistant Director of the Student Center and Campus Life Courtney McKenna, and a fraternity is under review to potentially…
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