We are a nationally ranked private university with an inclusive and diverse community of over 10,000 undergraduate and graduate students who learn and thrive in our College of Arts and Sciences and 8 professional schools. Our alumni network of 50,000 spans the globe with members of the Bobcat family living and working in over 60 countries. Through academic innovation, a focus on the professions and extensive experiential learning opportunities, we prepare graduates for the evolving careers of the 21st century while creating global citizens who are making their impact on the world.
Your women's basketball team won the MAAC Championship title after a 81-51 victory over Marist College in Albany, New York. With the win, they earn a spot in the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament.
Your No. 11 women's basketball team will take on No. 6 South Dakota State in Syracuse, New York, on Saturday, March 23, at 11 a.m. The game will be broadcast on ESPN2.
Quinnipiac clinched its fifth straight MAAC Regular Season title, going undefeated in regular season conference play for the fourth time in seven seasons.
School of Law Dean Jennifer Gerarda Brown was named among New Haven Biz’s 2019 Women Who Mean Business honorees.
History Professor Sasha Turner's research into childbearing during times of slavery informs contemporary conversations about women's experiences and autonomy, and earned her many awards for her ground-breaking work.
We are proud of the strong, passionate women who are key members of the university community.
Jennifer Gerarda Brown, dean of the School of Law, has and continues to lead our students, faculty, staff and alumni into a rapidly evolving industry. Throughout the past 25 years, Brown has helped our students think about the integration of their personal and professional values. For her tireless efforts, she was named among New Haven Biz’s 2019 Women Who Mean Business honorees.
Sasha Turner, professor of history, spent 10 years conducting research across the United States, Jamaica and England. Her book, “Contested Bodies: Pregnancy, Childrearing, and Slavery in Jamaica,” looks at how doctors stopped the Afro-Caribbean childbirth traditions and rituals of 18th-century enslaved women in Jamaica by imposing European methods to control both the women and the childbirth experience. The book has received multiple awards and, more importantly, helps inspire conversations about topics such as intersectional feminism, body autonomy and slavery.
Tricia Fabbri, our all-time winningest coach in women’s basketball history, personifies what it means to be a strong leader — on and off the court. Fabbri has led her team through 8 consecutive seasons with 20 or more wins, and multiple NCAA Tournaments. She was recognized as this year's MAAC Coach of the Year.
Head Women's Basketball Coach Tricia Fabbri's leadership has led her team to 8 consecutive regular seasons with 20 or more wins and multiple NCAA Tournaments, making her our all-time winningest coach in women’s basketball history.
Brown, Turner and Fabbri are a few examples of the exceptional women who make our Quinnipiac community strong and unique. We hope you will celebrate the #WomenWhoInspire you both at Quinnipiac and around the world at our International Women’s Day Teach In — a day-long event, beginning at 8 a.m. on March 21 in the Carl Hansen Student Center Piazza on the Mount Carmel Campus.
David Rabinowitz '09 won an Oscar on February 24 for best adapted screenplay for his work on the critically acclaimed film, "BlacKkKlansman."
Read about his journey to Hollywood in this recent Quinnipiac Magazine article.
David Rabinowitz, back center, Charlie Wachtel, Kevin Willmott and Spike Lee accept the award for Best Original Screenplay for their work on "BlacKkKlansman" during the 91st Annual Academy Awards at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, California on February 24. (Photo by Valerie Macon/AFP/Getty Images.)
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A university should be more than an institution. At Quinnipiac, our students, alumni, faculty and staff are constantly giving back, innovating, discovering and transforming their passions into impact on the world. From supporting important philanthropic initiatives, to joining one of our 154 student-run clubs and organizations, to cheering on our 21 NCAA Division I athletics teams, it’s never been a better time to be a part of #BobcatNation. Explore the exciting things happening at Quinnipiac right now.
We're gearing up for two of the biggest women's athletics competitions in the country. Our women's basketball team — undefeated in conference play — will make a return appearance to the NCAA Tournament, and our People's United Center will host the Women's Frozen Four.
Your experience as a Bobcat doesn’t end at Commencement. The Quinnipiac community is made more dynamic by the continued commitment and deep involvement of so many. Whether you are an alumnus looking to reconnect with classmates or you are inspired to generously support important learning or community initiatives, at Quinnipiac there are endless opportunities to get involved, stay connected and make an impact.
Across our three campuses, you’ll be surrounded by our state-of-the-art facilities and caring faculty, where you will experience living in the beauty and charm of southern New England. And because we are located in the middle of the power corridor between Boston and New York City, we are in close proximity to extraordinary opportunities for our students and graduates alike. Internships, externships, clinics, fieldwork, volunteer work — there are literally no limits to the places where you can learn and leave your mark.
From campus to local communities to countries around the globe, our programs will immerse you in experiences that will give you a broader perspective of the interconnected world we share. You could teach in the highest-need elementary schools in New England, provide health screenings in Haiti, experience art and culture in Paris, or assist on an archaeological dig in an ancient burial ground in southeastern Hungary. These opportunities will become a cornerstone of your Quinnipiac experience and help shape you into an enlightened global citizen.
