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Quinnipiac medical students, staff celebrate annual ‘Match Day'
Nearly 100 Quinnipiac University medical students received their residency assignments today.
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Quinnipiac officials investigate after swastika is found on York Hill campus
Officials are investigating after a swastika was found scratched into a bathroom stall at Quinnipiac University in Hamden on Tuesday. The university said the hate symbol was found at 9:30 a.m. in a bathroom stall in the basketball and hockey arena on the York Hill campus. Quinnipiac said they’re working to identify and discipline whoever is responsible. Public safety...
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Quinnipiac brings awareness to human trafficking in week-long project
From panels to screenings and even trivia, this week’s events aim to highlight who is most vulnerable to trafficking and how people can help.
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Quinnipiac brings awareness to human trafficking in week-long project
This week at Quinnipiac University, human trafficking is at the forefront of conversation. Through panels, a screening, and even trivia, law students are raising awareness about who is most vulnerable to this crime and how we can help during “Human Trafficking Awareness Week.” It is a crime hidden in plain sight. “A trafficked victim or survivor is not a singular…
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QU/ConnCORP grads praise business program
The program, funded by a $406,000 Small Business Association grant, is seeking funding for a third year.
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Quinnipiac professor discusses new tools to help people file tax returns for free
For the 11th year, Quinnipiac University accounting students are doing people’s taxes for free. The program coordinator discusses how it helps both the students and the tax filers, and how a new pilot program from the IRS could also help filers save money.
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Quinnipiac grad is the first Black woman to win an Emmy for reality show casting
It’s awards season and one Quinnipiac University grad just won her first Emmy for her work on “The Traitors,” a type of show that’s part murder-mystery wrapped in a challenge competition. It’s streaming now on Peacock. “It’s really a whirlwind for me to be here today, to be the first black winner in my category,” Jazzy Collins, Casting Society...
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Quinnipiac students get unique experience at New Hampshire primary
A group of Quinnipiac students are getting a behind the scenes look at democracy in action on the campaign trail in New Hampshire.
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Quinnipiac students make trip to New Hampshire primary
A group of political science students at Quinnipiac University are getting a front row seat to the political pulpit that is the 2024 presidential election.
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Human Trafficking Prevention Project aims to address trafficking in Conn.
January is Human Trafficking Prevention month. It is a crime that is happening across the U.S., and sadly in Connecticut. “There is no quintessential human trafficking case. Traffickers exploit any vulnerability,” Sheila Hayre, advisor for the Human Trafficking Prevention Project, said. That is what Hayre and her team of law students aim to stop with the Human Trafficking Prevention...
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High schools compete for e-sports state championships
Quinnipiac University hosted high school e-sports state championships and East Hartford claimed the title in Mario Kart Deluxe. “It feels awesome,” East Hartford junior Adriel Rodriguez said. “I went into today not knowing the outcome and I knew that our team had the skills and I’m so happy that I was proved right.” “It feels really nice because we...
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Nursing students at Quinnipiac make blankets for charity
Nursing students at Quinnipiac University are giving the gift of warmth by making fleece blankets for the Ronald McDonald House.
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Quinnipiac professor discusses the impact of Norman Lear
The Connecticut native was a trailblazer in television and his impact is still being felt today. A Quinnipiac University professor explains how he pushed the envelope to develop iconic shows in the 1970s.
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Swastika found on Quinnipiac University campus
A swastika was found on the Quinnipiac University campus and school public safety and Hamden police are investigating.
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Swastika found on Quinnipiac University campus
A swastika was found on the Quinnipiac University campus and school public safety and Hamden police are investigating. A swastika was found Tuesday, for a second time. It was scratched into a package pickup locker on the York Hill Campus, according to the university. The first hate symbol was found in the same place on Nov. 13. “Such hate speech…
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Veteran, Quinnipiac student wins social work award for mental health advocacy
A military veteran and soon-to-be social worker says mental health advocacy is one of his most important missions, especially among Black and brown communities. Sergeant Nebiyou Masresha spent eight years with the Army National Guard and was deployed to Afghanistan in 2012. “For me, it was coming back,” he said. “Coming back from deployment and having to deal with mental…
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DOJ investigates Quinnipiac University physician assistant program
The Department of Justice is now investigating Quinnipiac University’s compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, specifically pertaining to the physician assistant program. The physician assistant program was recently placed on accreditation probation for at least the next two years. In a statement, the university said they’re “committed to creating a learning environment that meets the needs of our...
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Quinnipiac law professor discusses concerns of reverse image technology
Facial recognition software is widely used, but now technology is available to the public that allows someone to upload a person’s picture and find information about them. A Quinnipiac University professor discusses the legality of this and how people can protect themselves.
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What's JetBlue CEO's no. 1 consumer tip? He shared that and more at Quinnipiac
How to write a complaint letter. That’s what JetBlue’s CEO said is his number one consumer tip for travelers, when asked by NBC CT Responds Consumer Reporter Caitlin Burchill. Perhaps a surprising answer, but the more he explained his reasoning, it made sense. “So, when you’re the CEO, you get a lot of complaints and that’s fine, it goes...