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Library to feature coffee, snack vending machines
Long nights at the library without caffeine or snacks are a common problem for students writing a report or cramming for an exam. For the past four years, the…
Student rescued from well
A student fell into a dry well on 3230 Whitney Ave. last night, according to Fire Chief David Berardesca. The Hamden Fire Department rescued the student within a half hour,…
Students speak up
Gun control In the last week, two shootings occurred in the United States involving young children. In Nevada, a 12-year-old student shot and killed his teacher, and himself. He also…
University regulates illegal downloads
With an infinite amount of websites available on the Internet, people all over the country may illegally download copyrighted materials. What many college students do not realize is that every…
University asks students to be aware of stereotyping this Halloween
'Be sensitive, be safe' As students don their Halloween costumes tomorrow, administration wants students to make sure their costumes are not offensive to others. “Costumes that exaggerate, stereotype, generalize a…
Students mingle in Poland with Nobel Prize winners
Twelve students and four professors traveled to Poland to attend the 2013 World Summit of Nobel Peace Prize Laureates on Oct. 19 through Oct. 26 with the Albert Schweitzer Institute.…
Rocking the night away
Phi Sig hosts Rock-a-Thon Phi Sigma Sigma’s 22nd annual Rock-a-Thon event was its last due to the sorority’s recent philanthropy change. Instead of focusing on kidney cancer research, the sorority…
Cause of Sleeping Giant fire unknown
Saturday afternoon’s brush fire on Sleeping Giant State Park destroyed five-and-a-half acres of land near the blue trail, also known as the “chin,” according to Hamden Fire Department. Nobody was…
Discussion of Gay Life and Love in ‘50s
Arnold Bernhard Library’s public service librarian Robert Young, is presenting “Roger and Frank: Gay Life and Love in 1950’s.” Young’s presentation focuses on this couple’s life and discusses the history…
Athletics launches new “Fanzone” app
The Athletic Department and TD Bank Ticketing Offices launched a new app called “Bobcats Fanzone” where Bobcat fans can earn points for each sporting event they attend towards promotional giveaways.…
New Catholic priest hired
The Quinnipiac Catholic community welcomes Father Jordan Lenaghan O.P, an ordained Roman Catholic Priest with a diverse professional background. He was a Catholic chaplain at both the University of Virginia…
Professor receives an excellence in teaching award
Associate professor of chemistry Andri Smith was honored with an Excellence in Teaching Award on Oct. 24 in Burt Kahn Court for her dedication to students. Award winners receive $3,000,…
Droogie’s back open
Droogie’s Pizza opened at its new location at 3500 Whitney Avenue on Monday. …
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