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BobcatNet getting full upgrade

Quinnipiac students are accustomed to renovations, but the school’s latest project is one that has gone largely unnoticed. Beginning last summer, Quinnipiac University has been working hard to upgrade BobcatNet,…

School of Medicine accepting body donations

The Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine has announced an anatomical gift program, in which people living in Connecticut can sign up to donate their bodies to the medical…

Smoking snubbed at North Haven, staying at Mount Carmel, York Hill

Although the university banned smoking cigarettes on the North Haven Campus last summer, there are no plans to implement a similar rule on the Mount Carmel and York Hill campuses,…

School of Law to move to North Haven by 2014

Quinnipiac University’s School of Law is projected to move to the North Haven campus by the summer of 2014, which will affect many current law students and those who plan…

VISION: PT, OT students run New Haven Clinic

Quinnipiac physical therapy and occupational therapy students are putting their learning into practice by running a clinic on the North Haven campus. Volunteers in Service Impacting Our Neighborhood, or VISION, is…

School of Medicine nearly complete

Approximately 75 percent of the new building on the North Haven campus is fully constructed to hold the School of Medicine, Dean of the School of Medicine Bruce Koeppen said.…

School of Education to host lecture next Tuesday

The “Powerful Teaching for Social Justice in City Schools” will have Dr. Ernest Morrell, director of the Institute for Urban and Minority Education (IUME) at Teachers College, Columbia University. The…

School of Medicine granted accreditation

The School of Medicine can now begin recruiting its first class for Fall 2013 after receiving two endorsements last week. The Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine was granted…

BREAKING: 2 employees hospitalized after chemical spill on North Haven campus

BREAKING: 2 employees hospitalized after chemical spill on North Haven campus

A chemical spill in Building 4 on the North Haven Campus led to a building evacuation and two employees hospitalized for observation, according to John Morgan, associate vice president for…

To be continued

More main campus construction arrives in two yearsAlthough the university has more changes planned for the Mount Carmel campus, Vice President of Facilities & Capital Planning Salvatore Filardi says it…

North Haven campus tobacco-free

This past summer, Quinnipiac announced its goal of becoming a tobacco-free campus, aimed at reducing exposure to the negative health risks of second-hand smoke. The policy must be abided by…

Construction update

School of Communications, North Haven campus undergo renovation in summerWhile a carefree summer is just around the corner for Quinnipiac students, the university is in the midst of preparing for…

Medical school opens next summer

The future home of the School of Medicine in the North Haven campus should be complete by the summer of 2013, according to facilities. Construction on the Health Profession Center…

Library solves printing problem

Library solves printing problem

Quinnipiac University now has a total of nearly 80 new printers and multifunction devices.…

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