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‘Human trafficking is one of the most significant human rights violations of...
Professor Kalilah Brown-Dean Khalilah L. Brown-Dean, associate professor of political science at Quinnipiac University and author of the recent Ebony article “Who Fights for Black Girls,” said the...
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Physician assistant student organizes free asthma camp
Nicole Cottle is organizing a free asthma camp for kids. A physician assistant student at Quinnipiac University is offering a free asthma camp for children between the ages of 6-12 from 9 a.m. to 3...
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Simulation lab offers students realistic lessons in patient care
State-of-the-art technology offers students real-life experiences in simulation labs. Quinnipiac University’s state-of-the-art North Haven Campus wasn’t the only aspect that intrigued senior nursing...
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University highlights biggest moments since 2008
To celebrate our 20,000th Facebook connection, and 100,000th-plus social media connection, we are highlighting 20 of the biggest moments at the university since we began actively using the page. First...
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Students walk in the footsteps of Magellan and Columbus
Building upon the lessons learned in a small classroom deep within the university’s Center for Communications and Engineering, 19 Quinnipiac students walked in the footsteps of Christopher Columbus and...
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Diagnostic imaging students travel abroad for their clinicals
Seven of our diagnostic imaging students are in Ireland completing clinicals. Here, six of them pause for a photo in front of Blarney Castle. “These students are gaining international experience in...
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Physician assistant program touts 100 percent pass rate
The most recent physician assistant graduates for achieved a 100 percent pass rate on the Physician Assistant National Certifying Exam. This is the second consecutive year graduates earned a 100...
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Students participate in clinical rotations abroad
Abby Blake ’16 recently completed a one-month rotation in Uganda with Child Family Health International to build upon the foundation of the lessons she learned in our classrooms as part of our global...
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University celebrates decade of changing lives in Nicaragua
Lindsey Raffol’s sophomore spring break trip isn’t just a memory – it ended up changing her life. Raffol ’12, MS ’14 traveled with Quinnipiac to Leon, Nicaragua to assist in building a classroom and...
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Looking back at some of the highlights of 2015
2015 was a year that exemplified our mission of developing extraordinarily well-prepared graduates. Among the highlights of the past year: Irish Taoiseach and Prime Minister Enda Kenny speaks with...
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