First-year forward Jade Barbirati '29 will represent Team France, and Kati Tabin '20 and Devon Toews ’17 will represent Team Canada. Women's ice hockey assistant coach Brent Hill has been named to the U.S. Olympic Women's Ice Hockey staff.
U.S. News & World Report names Quinnipiac among the best national universities in the nation.
The Wall Street Journal/College Pulse ranks Quinnipiac #51 in the country.
The Princeton Review ranks Quinnipiac among the top 390 colleges in the country.
Our top priority is preparing our students for successful and rewarding careers. By always looking forward and focusing on the future, we have become the #1 university in the nation to land a job after graduation.
Constant academic innovation combines immersive in-class instruction with real-world, hands-on experience. Our faculty members bring deep industry experiences to deliver market-driven insights and prepare our students to leave their mark on the world.
Find Your SchoolAt Quinnipiac, you’ll do more than earn a degree. You’ll become a part of our vibrant community where students rally around common interests, passions and causes.
Emmy® Winning Casting Director
Jazzy Collins ’14, CSA, made history when she became the first Black person to be recognized with the Creative Arts Emmy for outstanding casting for a reality program.
Professional Rugby Player
Ilona Maher ’18 helped lead Team USA to a historic bronze medal at the 2024 Olympics in Paris.
Mayor of Hartford
Arunan Arulampalam, JD ’14 serves as the 68th mayor of the city of Hartford where he is piloting innovative programs to tackle modern problems.
