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The Big Event: 700 prepared for community service day on Saturday
The much-hyped extravaganza one year in the making is finally ready to make a big splash in Hamden and its surrounding areas.…
Fulbright scholar faces risky journalism ventures
Amidst the juicy baobab fruits and plentiful plátanos, among the African tribal dance and the hot sun setting over the desert landscape, there is a world on this continent that…
Campus shuts down for ‘Earth Hour’
For the second consecutive year, Quinnipiac students celebrated decreasing their carbon footprint under dimmed lights in Alumni Hall. Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) co-sponsored “Earth Hour” from 8-9 p.m.…
Athletic trainers call for separation from ‘trainers’
Chances are you know at least one person at Quinnipiac who is an athletic training student. You know they work with athletes and take a lot of science classes,…
Upperclassmen no more on Mount Carmel campus
The Hill apartment buildings on the Mount Carmel campus will be offered exclusively to sophomores for the first time next semester. Students who paid their housing deposits were notified of…
Are you down with The Fray?
Freshman Tommy Frisina was so displeased with the announcement of The Fray as SPB’s Spring Concert, he decided to boycott. Frisina pioneered the Facebook event “Badfish over The Fray,”…
QU maintains flu caution
The H1N1 influenza virus, a topic of substantial coverage in the second half of 2009, has appeared to die down in the eyes of the mainstream media. But the Health…
Package system to launch over break
The new package tracking system, which will use e-mail notification instead of paper squares that are currently placed in mailboxes, will go live March 8, the first day of Spring…
Freshman arrested on marijuana charges
Freshman Peter Moran was arrested on on Friday, Feb. 19 with 58.4 grams of marijuana allegedly in his possession. The street value, according to Hamden Police, was $1,160.…
Scherl expelled after trespassing arrest
Freshman Mathew Scherl was expelled on Feb. 4 following drug and trespassing arrests on Quinnipiac property, friends of Scherl told The Chronicle on Monday. Scherl, 18, faced four drug and…
‘Growing pains’ on the way
Alumni Hall will be no more after renovations in the Carl Hansen Student Center will replace the northern-most corner of the building with a student lounge, Associate Vice President for…
QU fires up clean electricity initiative
Quinnipiac University is making every effort to become more environmentally-conscious with their electrical power - in fact, a 100 percent effort. Since Jan. 1, 100 percent of Quinnipiac’s electricity requirements…
Author Dave Hannigan comes to Quinnipiac [Slideshow]
Author Dave Hannigan recently appeared at Quinnipiac to discuss his latest book, “De Valera in America.” Photos by Al Valerio.…
Stimulus bill adds work-study jobs
Quinnipiac University reported creating or saving 23 jobs after receiving $270,052 in funding from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, also known as the stimulus bill.…
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