Results of an annual Connecticut poll on America's favorite pastime will be available at 6 a.m. on Thursday, June 20.
"Aeromedical," a documentary by Rebecca Abbott and Tim Malloy, was chosen for an Emmy award by the Boston/New England chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
The next information session for the physician assistant program will be held Tuesday, July 9, on the University's North Haven Campus, from 4:30 to 8 p.m. Faculty members and graduate admissions staff will be present to answer questions.
Thirteen Quinnipiac students in the master of business administration program are spending two weeks meeting with business and government leaders in Hungary.
Jeffrey Meyer, a professor of law in the School of Law, has been nominated by President Obama for an open seat in the U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut.
The Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine will host an admissions open house on Tuesday, July 23, at 5 p.m. on the North Haven Campus.
The annual trip offers a glimpse into the worlds of Hungarian business and politics.
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The Albert Schweitzer Institute sent students to a gathering of Nobel Laureates to promote nuclear non-proliferation.
Each year, the Albert Schweitzer Institute leads students on a trip to Nicaragua to take part in humanitarian service projects.
Professors and students traveled to Leon, Nicaragua, to teach first aid and CPR to local residents.
A group of local middle school students learned about the science of anthropology through a special program at Quinnipiac.
A group of undergraduates traveled to Egypt as part of a course on global community.
Students gain firsthand knowledge about microlending through a service-learning program over winter break.
Women in the MBA program work to level the corporate playing field.
Xiaohong He is interested in what makes successful businesses tick.
Working with a chemistry professor, two students spent their summer investigating pollution in the Quinnipiac River. The students took samples and worked closely with their professor to collect and analyze results.
Quinnipiac law students in the International Human Rights Law Society student organization, professors and local attorneys traveled to Nicaragua to offer legal advice, attend an international conference and take action with a service project.
Health advocates are making strides to end childhood obesity.
Quinnipiac nursing students gain valuable insight on a trip to a Nicaraguan hospital.
Future Quinnipiac medical students will learn about how environmental and social factors can play a role in healing.
A class of engineering students was challenged to work in teams to create robots that could navigate an obstacle course. The project presented them with a real-world, hands-on project testing what they've learned throughout the semester.
