Last week, New Jersey’s state Assembly and state Senate passed a bill to legalize same-sex marriage. According to The New York Times, 42 state senators and 24 state assembly members…
You probably noticed a different print publication spread around campus on Tuesday. The Quad News, a formerly online-only newspaper unaffiliated with Quinnipiac, published its first print edition and distributed it…
I do not care, plain and simple. Sounds apathetic, right? But I think apathetic is the last word I would use to describe how I feel about breaking down “one…
When watching the final round of golf in this weekend’s PGA Tour Northern Trust Open, I was reminded of why I love the sport so much. It was a fantastic…
When Quinnipiac’s Special Permit and Site Plan Application 06-1096/WS on April 10, 2007, it was under the pretense that the people living there would be considered on-campus residents and not…
I sat in the audience at a Hamden Planning and Zoning meeting three weeks ago and listened to several residents walk up to the microphone and describe in great, angry…
College students should be held accountableAfter sitting through the first week of class, most commonly known as “syllabus week,” there is only one part of each professor’s carefully worded packet…
When Quinnipiac gained special permits to build the York Hill campus before its opening in fall of 2009, it was under the pretense that the people living there would be…
This past Monday when it was announced that Tobias Engel, son of Professor Len Engel, had tragically passed away, a million thoughts circulated through my head: How is Professor Engel…
If you feel frustrated about spending Valentine’s Day alone, then just use laughter. That’s totally fine. How do you think I made it through this article? Follow me as we…
Not to sound cynical, but February 14 is a Tuesday, and not much more. I believe in happy couples, chocolates, flowers and note cards, but the concept of Valentine’s Day…