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Library solves printing problem
Quinnipiac University now has a total of nearly 80 new printers and multifunction devices.…
Hurricane Irene update
Despite the havoc that Hurricane Irene wreaked on most of the New England area this past weekend, Quinnipiac remained relatively unscathed, with little reported damage across all three campuses.…
Quinnipiac reacts to Hurricane Irene [Updates]
As Hurricane Irene strikes the Carolina coasts, Quinnipiac University is preparing for the impending storm in numerous ways, even allowing students to return home and miss the first day of…
Jean Lange named founding dean of Quinnipiac’s School of Nursing
Nursing professor and administrator Jean Lange will become the dean of Quinnipiac’s new School of Nursing.…
Lahey announces medical school dean
President John Lahey today announced Dr. Bruce Koeppen’s appointment as the founding dean of Quinnipiac University’s School of Medicine.…
School of Ed. finds new home
Quinnipiac’s North Haven campus is no longer solely dedicated to the health sciences. Last Wednesday, the University announced a new addition to the campus: the School of Education.…
Students react to new med school
After President John Lahey announced on Jan. 28 that Quinnipiac will open a medical school, students weighed the pros and cons of attending, and its benefits to the University.…
Estimated $75M for medical school, but no reductions to current programs, Lahey says
Quinnipiac’s medical school will cost an estimated $75 million over the next seven or eight years, but according to President John Lahey, no current University programs will be affected, no…
Quinnipiac University to open medical school
Quinnipiac University announced on Thursday morning its plans to open a medical school on the North Haven campus.…
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