With the Olympic Winter Games in full swing, and worldwide competition at a height right now, Quinnipiac RecWell is hosting their own Winter Olympics, a series of four physical competitions for students to participate in.
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The Office of Inclusive Excellence and Assistant Professor of Sport and Entertainment Management Donald McAulay Jr. hosted “Still I Rise: Navigating Imposter Syndrome,” an event part of Quinnipiac’s Black History Month programming Monday afternoon in the Communications, Computing and Engineering building. Students sat around a large conference table as McAulay opened the discussion with the…
North Lot Parking Update Concerns
Quinnipiac University students have a lot to say in regards to the recent changes to parking in the North Lot on the Mount Carmel campus. This has made an already competitive situation even more difficult. At the beginning of this semester, the first three sections within the main North Parking Lot, which was previously designated…
As the wind whips around the mountain, Quinnipiac students have found time to stay inside to enjoy various Valentine’s Day-themed events around campus. Some tried to win big at Panhellenic Bingo Night, and others put effort into the community at Handprints for Sunshine. While nearly every student organization on campus threw an event in preparation…
The bright lights of NCAA programs often overshadow club sports and Quinnipiac’s club men’s basketball team is looking to change that. The Bobcats are currently off to the best start in team history since joining the North Atlantic East conference in 2023. They’re 7-1 in conference play, 9-1 overall and riding a five game win…
On the Rocks unveils new menu
Quinnipiac University’s student-run restaurant, On the Rocks Pub & Grill, launched a new and improved menu ahead of the spring semester, which includes different appetizers, more diverse entrees and a fresh carousel of desserts. The establishment — open since 2020 — is located on Quinnipiac’s York Hill Campus in the Rocky Top Student Center. It’s…
On Feb. 10 during Common Hour, the School of Communication Diversity Committee hosted the second session of their “Unfiltered Comm-versations” series to discuss the performance, and the importance of the man behind it.
By: Hannah Freshman On Tuesday, Feb. 10, Students for Social Justice (SSJ) and the Economics Club kicked off the spring semester with a joint event on economic and social inequality. Held in the School of Business, the collaboration aimed to make complex topics accessible to students from all majors. Attendees were welcomed with pizza and…
Associate Dean of Student Affairs Craig Lennon and Director of Housing Melissa Karipidis speak to students about the new changes in housing selection process on Feb. 10 in EC 101.
When you enter the front doors of Quinnipiac’s North Haven campus, you see a two-story staircase to your right, a public safety booth straight ahead and an entrance to the Frank H. Netter School of Medicine to your left. However, if you go straight past the public safety booth, past the auditorium, a left and…










