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Basmadjian named new Dean of the School of Education
Professor Kevin Basmadjian has been appointed the new Dean of the School of Education. The appointment took effect on April 1, though Basmadjian has been serving as the Interim Dean…
Start Smart to teach women to negotiate salaries in workforce
A young woman entering the workforce today can expect fewer job offers and fewer promotions and make less money than her male peers graduating alongside her. While women have made…
New law school dean named
Professor of Law Jennifer Gerarda Brown was announced as the new dean of Quinnipiac University’s School of Law by President John Lahey last week, effective July 1, 2013. Brown joined…
Accomplished law professor passes away
David Rosettenstein, Carmen Tortora Professor of Law, passed away on Feb. 19, after a long and courageous battle with cancer. Rosettenstein began teaching at the School of Law in 1981,…
Predictions for tonight’s State of The Union
President Barack Obama will deliver the first State of The Union address of his second term tonight. Here I will present a preview of what the president is expected to…
Students react to vice presidential debate
Last Thursday marked Student Government Association’s second debate watch party of the 2012 Election Season for the Vice Presidential Debate. Vice President Joe Biden and Republican Paul Ryan sparred in…
Obama’s plan better for graduates
Mitt Romney claims his business experience has prepared him to be a job-creating president. But, as economist Paul Krugman has pointed out, America is not a corporation, and “making good…
SGA, students watch presidential debate
All over the country last night, Americans turned on their televisions to tune in to the first of three Presidential Debates. Quinnipiac’s Student Government Association gave students an opportunity to…
Why wouldn’t you vote?
How to register, how to vote absentee, and why it's importantYou can’t win the game if you don’t play. Let’s say the game is called Democracy in America. Congratulations! On…
Mayor of Hamden visits Quinnipiac
Mayor Jackson expressed the importance of voting, education and relationships students have with Hamden residents. The mayor mentioned the presidential elections and the role he takes in it. “One of…
Students play through rain to remember Nick M. Lucaj
The memorial volleyball tournament honoring the late Nick M. Lucaj raised more than $2,000 for the South Central Behavioral Network Crisis Center. The celebratory mood and positive attitude of students…
Students Rally For Education Reform at State Capitol
Approximately 30 students joined local chapters of Students For Education Reform (SFER) from other Connecticut institutions in Hartford to rally for education reform and the passage of Senate Bill 24…
Volleyball tournament planned to honor Nick M. Lucaj
Close friends and roommates of Nick Lucaj, a Quinnipiac junior who died on Dec. 1, are holding a volleyball tournament in his honor. All members of the Quinnipiac community are…
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