At Quinnipiac, we provide the knowledge and resources you need to make a tangible impact on your chosen field. Through a combination of classroom theory and practical experience designed for you to ...

For Steve Kornacki, all politics is local. From major cities to rural towns and every county in between, the MSNBC/NBC News political analyst is a familiar figure on election nights in his trademark ...

Interviews are required and offered to the most qualified candidates. Applicants are notified of their acceptance on a rolling basis. All notices will be received before July 1. All prospective MOT ...

Financial aid is a complex topic, one that affects over 90% of the undergraduate population at Quinnipiac. So challenges arise, students and their families need a serene and knowledgeable presence to ...

Elevating small business entrepreneurs among the state’s underrepresented, underserved, and marginalized communities was the vivid focus of the Colors of Connecticut Festival, which transformed ...

A Quinnipiac panel talk and take-action event, “Dignity in Flow: Confronting Period Poverty,” educated students on the issue surrounding period poverty and packed 150 personal hygiene totes for ...

Each year the Fresh Check Day coordinator Mary Pellitteri takes over our Mount Carmel Campus Quad with the goal of creating a supportive, informed and connected community. Designed to promote mental ...

Although Tina Monteiro’s official title is manager of employee services, it’s her warmth and kindness that everyone remembers. Even years later. “I get to meet everyone on their first day at ...

For the second consecutive year, the Office of International Students and Scholars will support Quinnipiac students from around the globe by helping them build essential winter wardrobes. Donations ...

To open Quinnipiac’s 2024-2025 Critical Conversations Speaker Series, prominent American anti-racist author and educator Tim Wise engaged the university community with his discussion, “Beyond ...

A group of Quinnipiac School of Nursing students shared their skills to help support Connecticut’s military veterans, while also learning from their interactions during a day of volunteering for the ...

As a girl growing up in northern Maine, where physicians were few and good neighbors were plenty, Dr. Traci Marquis-Eydman remembers the days when her mom made a pot of chicken stew on the stove. The ...