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Patrick Frazier: from Cairo to Cali to Q.U.
As students moved onto the Quinnipiac campus for the start of the new school year, Patrick Frazier started his efforts to move them back off. But no one should…
A glance at Q.U. senior Jon Kroll
Jon Kroll. Does that name ring a bell? Kroll's short stature, brown curly hair and bright pink book bag should stick out in most peoples' minds. But what makes…
Quinnipiac graduates-turned staff- discuss why they never left campus
As you look around at the school where you have chosen to spend the next four years, ask youself what was it that drew you here? It might be…
Melissa Dudra: Continuing reign as SGA President
Melissa Dudra quickly throws her brown hair up into a careless ponytail as she rushes to get organized. She is sitting in her cramped little office and after finally…
Seniors reflect on graduation and their futures
Dr. Seuss once said, "You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself in any direction you choose. You're on…
Random Acts of Kindness come to QU community
Next week, April 28 through May 2, don't be surprised if someone does something extra nice that you were not expecting. SPB is sponsoring Random Acts of Kindness Week, along…
Update: senior week
May is just around the corner and a group of anxious seniors wait to kick off their last celebration as undergraduates, while Senior Week committee members finalize the closing details…
Danzig makes preparations for WQAQ management
With spring in the air, and summer approaching rapidly it is time for Quinnipiac students to start looking towards next year. Most people don't have much planned, but for…
Career services prepares students for ‘real world’
As graduating seniors, entering freshmen and underclassmen can tell you college life is not always easy. Sure, we are here to get an education and to make friends, but…
The Chronicle named Organization of the Year
The Student Center has given The Chronicle the Judith Jones Outstanding Student Organization Award for the 2002-03 school year. "I am really excited about this award," said Viktoria Sundqvist, editor…
Chartwells community supports troops in Iraq
The war in Iraq has affected everyone in some way; whether it be from headlines on newspapers, special broadcasts on TV, or by saying goodbye to a friend or loved…
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