At 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.
To follow up on her exceptional undergraduate experience, Priyal Patel ’23, intends to apply to Quinnipiac’s School of Health Sciences to earn her master’s in health science as a Physician’s Assistant (PA).
Three teams of student entrepreneurs looking to launch their businesses, with help from Quinnipiac’s pilot summer accelerator program, received valuable insight from American business marketing guru Seth Godin on June 2.
When Chris Ryan, ’20 OTD, decided to pursue a post-professional occupational therapy doctorate, he went looking for a program that would allow him to develop as an agent of change, and found Quinnipiac.
Dedicated to providing students with the skills and experiences to be positive change agents in their community and the world, the Albert Schweitzer Institute at Quinnipiac offers several opportunities yearly to get involved.
We’ve designed our residence halls and campus amenities to be welcoming and supportive spaces where you'll thrive. Learn more about the housing process, residence hall options, move in, and resources like shuttles, dining, and fitness and recreation opportunities.
Despite its name, the Commons is anything but common when it comes to the community that forms there each year. Join first-year student Drake Marchese as he shows you around the Commons residence hall in this episode of Quinnipiac Dorm Tours.
Dana English Hall, or "Dana" is at the heart of the residential area on Quinnipiac's Mount Carmel Campus. Join first-year student Maggie Baker as she shows you around the Dana residence hall in this episode of Quinnipiac Dorm Tours.
Irmagarde Tator Hall — or "Irma" as it's more affectionately known — is a community in itself, just steps away from the Quad and the Bobcat Den. In this episode of Quinnipiac Dorm Tours, follow first-year student Suzette Olesen as she shows you what it's like to live in a residence hall where people leave their doors open and everyone knows your name.
Located toward the end of Bobcat Way, the Ledges residence hall offers great views of Sleeping Giant State Park and is set up to easily meet people and make friends. Join first-year student Tess Mubarek and her roommates, Falon, Natasha and Kaitlyn as they show you around the Ledges in this episode of Quinnipiac Dorm Tours.
With beautiful views of Sleeping Giant State Park, the Mountainview residence hall lives up to its name. Join first-year student Lauren Galligan as she shows you around Mountainview in this episode of Quinnipiac Dorm Tours.
Dining Experience
Dining halls on each of our campuses offer tastes of both the global and the familiar, with ingredients that are fresh, sustainable and often sourced locally. You want options? We have several unique culinary stations offering traditional and eclectic dishes.
We challenge the traditional ideas of “campus life.” Wide-open spaces, meandering pathways, skylights, lofted ceilings and intimate courtyards enhance the sense of community.
From residence halls modeled after European ski villages to brownstone-style buildings with full kitchens and patios, we purposefully designed our living spaces with personal comfort, connecting with friends and student safety in mind.
Our outdoor spaces are more than just green grass. They are places where you'll gather with friends for cookouts, play a pick-up game of basketball or simply study with the beauty of New England as your backdrop.
All of the knowledge you seek — from core class references to specialized periodicals — can be found within the walls of our three modern libraries. Contemporary design, digital collections and comfortable spots to sit and study make our libraries ideal places to catch up on course work or just read for relaxation.
College is about more than your studies. It’s about meeting new people with diverse experiences and perspectives. You’ll be part of a community that celebrates unique backgrounds, beliefs and identities.
Your health and safety are our top priority. Our Student Health Services office is staffed by a team of doctors, nurses and counselors to provide health care and counseling support on both the Mount Carmel and York Hill campuses. The Department of Public Safety includes 74 trained law enforcement professionals, who provide 24-hour campus safety, while responding to emergencies and requests for assistance.
At Quinnipiac, people of all religions are welcomed, accepted and encouraged to fully observe their faiths. We have several organizations that offer worship services, counseling and celebratory activities that enable members to live spiritually fulfilling lives.
Practice makes perfect as a student-athlete takes a few swings on the Quinnipiac Baseball Field on the Mount Carmel Campus.
A student takes a quick break to tie her laces while running on the second-floor indoor track at the Athletic and Recreation Center on the Mount Carmel Campus.
The Women’s Rugby, three-time national champions, practice on a beautiful fall day on the Mount Carmel Campus.
Quinnipiac's Men's Soccer team enters the field of play at the new Quinnipiac Soccer & Lacrosse Stadium on September 2, 2017. The team would cap off the day with a 1-0 regular season home opener win against St. Joseph's.
Center ice at the People’s United Center on the York Hill Campus.
The Men’s Hockey team and the student section celebrate together against the glass after a goal during a game against Yale at the M&T Bank Arena on the York Hill Campus.
Quinnipiac medical students Marisa Goshorn and Kat Chinnici and Cheshire transitional student Brent Bouteiller look out from the castle at Sleeping Giant State Park. The popular Sleeping Giant Tower Trail offers a 3-mile out and back path that offers scenic views of the Mount Carmel Campus.
Students play intramural flag football during the golden hour on the Mount Carmel Campus.
Group fitness instruction in the Spinning Studio in the Rocky Top Student Center.
Athletics and Recreation
Ultimate Frisbee, flag football, hiking Sleeping Giant and skating in our hockey arena are just some of the ways you can stay active throughout the year. Work out in one of the fitness centers located on our 3 campuses, each fully equipped with free weights, weight-lifting and cardio machines. Run on our suspended indoor track, take a group fitness class like Spinning or Zumba, or practice yoga or Pilates with our certified instructors. You can even earn credits while enjoying canoeing and indoor rock climbing.