Yoga Hikes Not Just for Posers Sleeping Giant State Park provides the backdrop for the new Hike to Yoga series that teaches students, faculty and staff how to de-stress and "stay in the moment." The yoga hikes are a workout for the mind, body and spirit.
Big Moves on the Small Screen From reality shows to dramas, five alumni making magic happen on the small screen share how they broke into the business.
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News on Q Med School Update/ Dancing with QUStars/ Bravos for Theater Ensembles/ Bioethics Explored/ Irish Museum Brims with Programs/ Poll Snapshot.
Q&A Law Professor John Thomas talks about his book on the women who crafted Gibson guitars during World War II and the movie he's working on about Buddy Holly.
Q Sports The men's hockey team took the Quinnipiac community on an incredible journey that culminated in a national championship game on ESPN viewed by thousands.
Zoom In Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus, founderof Grameen Bank, ignited a microlending revolution with just $27. Mia Hamm and other national soccer stars joined Quinnipiac student-athletes in a special night for the children of Newtown, an effort spearheaded by Chris Canetti '92 of the Houston Dynamo. Dr. Todd Cassese's research shows that the right questions sometimes can lead to a diagnosis without invasive and expensive tests.
Q Alumni Catch up with news about fellow alumni with class notes and profiles on Bart Miller '93, James Ransford '77, Carley Shimkus '09 and Jon Stanley, JD '93. You'll find Homecoming and other events here as well.
Good Times/Beginnings See who came out for alumni events, such as the St. Patrick's Day Parade and hockey game watches. Opposite, you'll find our new page of wedding and baby photos you shared. Keep 'em coming!
One Last Thing Rebecca Neal, MBA '13, relates that she was skeptical about "virtual classrooms" until she racked up some good experiences with QU Online.
Fall 2012 Quinnipiac Magazine
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Features: Art Mirrors Life Ireland's Great Hunger Museum presents a visual story of the Great Famine that killed more than a million people and forced 2 million to emigrate.
Timely Testimony Law students' research helped legislators reach a decision on repealing Connecticut's death penalty going forward.
High Impact Entrepreneur Murray Lender '50 leaves deep imprint on Quinnipiac.
Movement with Momentum Members of the University community are part of the effort to rein in childhood obesity rates, teaching children about nutrition and creating fitness programs that involve families.
Reunion 2012 PReturning alumni had a blast reliving the residence hall experience complete with twin beds, common bathrooms and shared memories.
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QU Today Students cozy up to hearth in renovated Carl Hansen Student Center. Charles Gibson shares views on Washington's "imbalance of power." School of Law team captures first place in national competition. Did you notice QU's new website?
QU Sports The women's rugby team set out to win more games than it did in its inaugural year. Instead, the Bobcats won them all.
QU Alumni Class notes, profiles, calendar, Bobcats TV game schedule. Alumni connect at social and sporting events.
One Last Thing: School of Nursing Dean Jean Lange reflects on changes to the profession over the 40 years that Quinnipiac has been preparing these vital members of the health care team.
Summer 2012 Quinnipiac Magazine
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Features: Hit Parade Hit Parade The softball team tied an NCAA record this spring with four back-to-back home runs against in-state rival Sacred Heart .
Architect of Change Joe Rubertone '67 retires after 39 years at the helm of the facilities department and 45 buildings that carry his thumbprint.
Snippet of Success Five undergraduates launched a business this semester with $25,000 in seed money from the state and a lot of determination.
Grading Teachers Professors and alumni weigh in on the increasing legislative push to link student achievement with teacher roficiency and resulting job retention.
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QU Today Commencement 2012; Authors Nicholas Kristof and Matthew Sanford visit campus for lectures; School of Communications presents award to war correspondent Martha Raddatz; Meet two new hires for the Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine.
QU Alumni Class notes, profiles, calendar, new alumni board members, One Last Thing, Good Times.
Hall of Fame Eight former student athletes, two current head coaches and two teams will be inducted into Quinnipiac's Athletic Hall of Fame this fall .
Features: Sporting Chance Former soccer team member and Peace Corps volunteer raises funds for Indonesian athletic facility to let his students experience the benefits of sports.
Body of Work The School of Medicine has been named for Frank H. Netter, MD, whose atlases and illustrations are legend in the medical world.
MTV Grows Up Alumni and a student intern explore the "cool" network's influence on American pop culture over the last 30 years.
Building Characters Degree in game design and development attracts creative minds to a field rife with jobs ranging from programming and graphic arts to music and writing.
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QU Today Polling Institute hosts panel of journalists who discussed GOP primaries; Business Leader Hall of Fame inducts industry icons; authors Tom Friedman and Isabel Wilkerson visit campus for lectures.
QU Alumni Class notes, calendar, Reunion 2012 promo. Profiles: Joe Ambrefe '89, co-founder, Security Point Media; Robert Gasparini, MHS '84, chief scientific officer at NeoGenomics Laboratories; Nathaniel Sharir '06, comic book author.
Picture This The setting sun on a January afternoon bathed the sky over the Mount Carmel and York Hill campuses in shades of sherbet.
QU Today Senior class presents gift; Thomas Friedman on tap; Spike Lee's lecture comical and candid; Fred Friendly Award goes to ‘FRONTLINE' producer; two deans join QU community; business students big winners.
QU Sports It's not how you start; it's how you finish. Just ask the women's lacrosse team.
QU Alumni Class notes, profiles, events calendar. Homecoming will feature athletic contests, Midnight Madness, tailgate barbecue and Greek reception.
Alumni Honored Quinnipiac will honor five individuals with the Distinguished Alumni award at Homecoming. A Distinguished Service Award and Recent Alumni Award also will be presented.
In Pursuit of Knowledge NIH grant supports Lise Thomas' research on calcium levels in cells. Kristen Lawler '10 discusses energy drinks and PTSD.
One Last Thing Bob Clarke '93, a founding member of men's lacrosse at QU, reflects on the program's 20th anniversary and what it took to field that first team.
What's the Catch? Fishing buff makes splash in entrepreneurial waters on Cape Cod.
Taking the Lead Teachers have more options with new graduate teacher leadership degree.
Features: Referees Rule! Two alumni pals reflect on their passionate pursuit of fair play.
Doctors Needed Stat Medical school would provide desperately needed infusion of primary care physicians.
Photo Op Young alumnus uses talent to raise awareness of global poverty.
Caring for History Nursing professor's collections document evolution of nursing.
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QU Today Community scores in first "Big Event"; columnist Eugene Robinson and humanitarian Greg Mortenson deliver inspiring lectures; May Weekend depicted in photos; Gwen Ifill accepts Fred FriendlyAward.
QU Sports Men's basketball team members and coach Tom Moore talk about coming within seconds of an NCAA Tournament bid; women's ice hockey has stellar season as well.
QU Alumni Class notes, profiles, events calendar. Homecoming returns to the fall-come back to campus Oct. 8, 9 for foliage, fun and athletic contests.
Induction Ceremony 14 individuals and two teams will be inducted into Athletic Hall of Fame during Homecoming Weekend in October.
In Pursuit of Knowledge Professor Sharon Magnarelli, chair of modern languages, fosters appreciation of Spanish literature.
One Last Thing Rob Stowell '78 says his daughter has learned valuable life lessons from QU's female athletes.
Winter 2009 Quinnipiac Magazine
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Greek Life Explosion The five active Greek organizations on campus welcomed three more this fall.
Fieldwork, Literally Physician assistant students help at outdoor clinics for migrant farm workers.
Features: Survival Skills Realistic mannequins on new North Haven Campus "dying" to help nursing students learn life-saving techniques and medical procedures.
Workplace Drama Realistic mannequins on new North Haven Campus "dying" to help nursing students
Doing Justice Those she aided and inspired gather to honor civil rights heroine Constance Baker Motley.
Spotlight on Darwin Lectures, debate and contest rekindles interest in Darwin's theories.
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QU Today CNBC's Guy Adami addresses Financial Leadership Forum; conference examines health care reform proposals; former New York Times reporter Linda Greenhouse delivers lecture about lessons learned from Guantanamo Bay; 2009 Center for Excellence awards presented.
QU Sports Head Coach Rick Seeley discusses his hopes for the women's ice hockey team, which is off to its best start ever.
QU Alumni Class notes, profiles, TV game schedule, Homecoming details.
Good Times Alumni connect at social and sporting events.
Picture This Alpha Chi Omega's Frisbee Fest tossed much-needed funds toward domestic violence awareness.
In Pursuit of Knowledge Two School of Business professors have visited China, India and Russia as Galpin International Exchange Fellows.
One Last Thing Philip Goduti '97 explains his fascination with the Kennedys, the topic of his new book.
Summer 2009 Quinnipiac Magazine
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Teach For America In urban schools, two alumni strive to create equity in education.
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QU Today "Meet the Press" moderator David Gregory gives political insight; Carlotta Walls LaNier of the "Little Rock Nine" honored; North Haven and York Hill campuses to open; Morley Safer receives Fred Friendly First Amendment Award.
QU Sports Baseball player Brian Monack's amazing catches make it on ESPN twice; San Francisco Giants draft Chris Gloor '09; women's lacrosse played in the Northeast Conference Tournament Championship.
Good Times Alumni connect at social events, photos from Winter Homecoming '09.
Picture This The Class of 2009 begins a new adventure.
In Pursuit of KnowledgePsychology Professor Joan Bombace's research using eye blinks may help those with ADHD.
One Last Thing James L. Totten '87 encourages alumni to help shape the Quinnipiac of tomorrow.
Winter 2008 Quinnipiac Magazine
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And the Beat Goes On Cardiovascular perfusionists use technology to keep blood flowing through the veins of cardiac patients, jumping into action when a weary heart can’t.
Every Picture Tells a Story As a photographer for 35 years, Chuck Krall ’68 captured the images of rock legends in the limelight and behind the scenes.
Features: Searching for Killer DNA Associate Professor Lisa Cuchara and her students look for the presence of potentially deadly antibiotic-resistant genes in New England waterways and clues as to how they got there. View a video report.
Economic Hardships CNBC’s Tyler Mathisen offers perspectives on the election and the economy at School of Business Financial Leadership Forum.
Division I Highlights From the challenges to the triumphs, Quinnipiac recalls memorable moments in the 10 years of Division I athletics.
Politically Connected Alumni and students describe the atmosphere at the Democratic and Republican national conventions.
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QU Today Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Rigoberta Menchú Tum shares her life story; Albert Schweitzer Institute conference explores the plight of indigenous people; a panel of experts debates race, gender and age in politics; green initiatives blossom across the University.
QU Sports Intramurals spark competition and camaraderie; cross county runners endure punishing practice to cross the finish line first; 10 individuals and two athletic teams will be honored during Winter Homecoming 2009.
QU Alumni Class notes, profiles, chapter news, TV game schedule.
Good Times Alumni connect at social and sporting events.
One Last Thing As the new president begins to address the nation’s crises, Professor Mordechai Gordon asks him not to overlook the problems in education.
Picture This On a sunny October afternoon, students saunter across campus enjoying the crimson and gold foliage.
Summer 2008 Quinnipiac Magazine
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Returning to 'Normal' War injuries create new challenges for PTs and OTs who help veterans return to civilian life.
Wind Beneath Their Wings Former students and friends recall Dean Robert W. Evans as a major source of support.
Features: Art Show QU Style Creativity is always simmering at Quinnipiac, from drama and poetry to sculpture and music.
Livin' Large Alumni go to great heights in pursuit of exhilaration and nature's beauty.
How I Survived My Freshman Year From roommate troubles to time management, students reveal the decisions that helped them step into adulthood.
Out For The Count Fred Friendly First Amendment Award recipient Charles Gibson stays out of the story to present fair and neutral accounts.
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QU Today Quinnipiac group travels to Albert Schweitzer’s former home in Africa; Harold Ford Jr. describes his path into politics; construction is buzzing on the York Hill Campus; tally the sneakers correctly and win a prize.
QU Sports Women’s basketball makes first-ever national postseason appearance in Division I; lacrosse catching on with spectators.
QU Alumni Class notes, profiles, chapter news, calendar of events.
Picture This One last hike up Sleeping Giant enabled four students to look back on their undergrad years.
In Pursuit of Knowledge Associate Professor Todd Botto studies the public’s confusion about athletic trainers vs. personal trainers.
One Last Thing Associate Professor Tim Dansdill remembers the gifts and talents of professor, poet and friend, Mark Johnston.
Fall 2007 Quinnipiac Magazine
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Now Presenting College of Professional Studies students impress area businesses with their final projects. Words of Wisdom Female business students got together with alumnae and area professionals to chat about challenges women face.
Features: Water, Water Everywhere Dot Helling ’74 ran for 95 days in 16 countries to raise awareness about safe drinking water.
Making the Connection Technology and distance education make students’ lives easier. How do they affect the quality of learning?
Mark of Distinction Six people will receive Distinguished Alumni Awards during Winter Carnival Reunion Weekend.
Game Plan Graduates of the School of Communications are making their mark in the world of sports reporting.
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QU Today President Jimmy Carter receives the first Albert Schweitzer Humanitarian Award; Quinnipiac has begun renovating the newly acquired North Haven site that will serve as a graduate campus.
QU Sports Graciano Brito’s prowess on the soccer field was noticed by Sports Illustrated; an all-new men’s basketball coaching staff debuted in November.
QU Alumni Class notes, profiles, chapter news, TV game schedule.
Picture This Taking a break from their books, students couldn't resist the impulse to frolic in a thick pile of leaves on the quad.
In Pursuit of Knowledge Sociology Professor Suzanne Hudd worries that “McDonaldized” character education may limit a child’s ability to make independent moral decisions.
Good Times Alumni connect at social and sporting events.
One Last Thing Professor Alexander Halavais discusses how technology extends Quinnipiac’s reach into the world.
Spring 2007 Quinnipiac Magazine
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Stories to tell CNN's Eric Marrapodi '03 of New Orleans goes where the wind blows and the news breaks.
Searching for answers Dr. Catherine Shaer '74 heads a study on treatment options for spina bifida at George Washington University.
Features: Get Smart Top executives say hiring bright employees is one secret to a successful business.
Cheers! School spirit increased tenfold as Quinnipiac's teams settled into their new home, the TD Banknorth Sports Center.
Cold reception Ice sculptures and a horse-drawn carriage were all part of Quinnipiac's newest tradition, the Winter Carnival Reunion.
Mutually Beneficial The Agency on Aging of South Central Connecticut can't hire enough QU grads. Find out why.
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Quinnipiac Today Veteran UConn coach Tom Moore is a Bobcat now; newsman Bob Woodruff visits campusto discuss his war injury and recovery.
QU Sports The men's ice hockey team came within a whisker of winning the ECAC Hockey championship; baseball teammates pursue post-QU fields of dreams.
QU Alumni Class notes, profiles, chapter news and events, alumni benefits.
In Pursuit of Knowledge Lisa Burns, associate professor of media studies, tells how presidential libraries figure into her research.
Good Times Alumni connect at social and sporting events.
One Last Thing Charles Roth '92 has the heart of a Brave and the spirit of a Bobcat.
Fall 2006 Quinnipiac Magazine
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Red, White or Rosé Veteran winemaker and author simplifies the selection process
News About News Professor Paul Janensch considers the future of print journalism
Features: Agents of Change Three alumni say their lives have been altered by Peace Corps service.
Body of Knowledge Quinnipiac professors are engaged in research on subjects as diverse as sea urchins, ultrasound and school finance reform.
Pony Tales The owner of Locket’s Meadow farm dreams of keeping all the horses she rescues and places for adoption.
Capitol Ideas Alexandria, Va., Mayor William D. Euille ’72 has his sights set across the Potomac on a seat in Congress
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Quinnipiac Today The University is gearing up for the Jan. 27 dedication of the TD Banknorth Sports Center and the Winter Carnival Reunion a week later.
QU Sports The men’s andwomen’s basketball teams have high hopes for the season in progress, and the preseason NEC coaches’ poll places them squarely in the running.
QU Alumni Class notes, profiles, chapter news and events. What’s got snow, ice carvings, parties, music, hot chocolate and s’mores? It’s QU’s new tradition—Winter Carnival Reunion. Be there! Alumni connect at social and sporting events. Some pro-fessors prefer rolling in to class on two wheels rather than four, trading helmet hair for the feel of the wind at their back.
Summer 2006 Quinnipiac Magazine
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Features: Ripple Effect The first wave of any patient-therapist relationship is trust as PTs help their clients conquer trepidation and coach them back to physical and emotional health
Life or Death Play and symposium about capital punishment opens dialog among students, faculty and community
A Fish Story Law alumna reeling Bluefish fans back in to semi-pro baseball stadium
Styleto Boot The Pellegrino sisters sell locally and think globally with their Italian accessories boutique on Whitney Avenue
Dance Fever From salsa to cha-cha, more adults are giving ballroom a whirl
Healthy Concoction Patients benefit from blend of naturopathic and traditional medicines
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QU Sports Tennis teams string three NEC titles together.
Picture This Quintessential spring weather coaxed students out of their rooms and onto the quad, flip flops, laptops and all, for a teasing taste of summer in late April.
In Pursuit of Knowledge Professor Len Engel says Clint Eastwood and his peers can teach us a lot about the Wild West.
QU Alumni Class notes, profiles, chapter news and events....Alumni connect at social and sporting events....Childhood penchant for solving mysteries leads med-tech grad Starr Sachs '72 into forensics.
Fall 2005 Quinnipiac Magazine
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Features: Ice Hot The Bobcats made a smashing debut in the ECAC Hockey League, beating Harvard 5–2
A Whale of a Tale Capt. Paul Frontiero ’71 never tires of seeing excited passengers glimpse their first whale on his cruise out of Gloucester, Mass.
Drama with a Difference Students traveled to Ireland to research and write The Walls, following their tradition of using theater for social change.
Welcome to the Blogosphere Professor and blogger Richard Hanley, author of The Creeping Meatball, comments on the increasingly popular form of Web self-expression
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Quinnipiac Today World-renowned artist John Behan puts a human face on the Great Hunger during an exhibit of the university’s An Gorta Mór collection of famine sculpture and artwork.
QU Sports New turf field gives the lacrosse and field hockey teams a leg up on the season; ice hockey star Reid Cashman ’07 has no time to reflect on his dream season.
Picture This Sleeping Giant Mountain did not disappoint with its traditional autumn show.
Totally Trendy From threads and rides to gadgets and flicks, see what’s cool on campus this fall.
In Pursuit of Knowledge Professor Len Engel says Clint Eastwood and his peers can teach us a lot about the Wild West.
QU Alumni Class notes, profiles, chapter news and events....Alumni connect at social and sporting events....Tawanna Woolfolk ’03 reflects upon her Quinnipiac experience as she pursues her passion for social
Spring 2005 Quinnipiac Magazine
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Quinnipiac Today George Stephanopoulos and Randall Robinson share their views on political topics… Albert Schweitzer Institute at Quinnipiac affiliates with Amistad America… Three chosen for Business Leader Hall of Fame… Students shoot documentary in South Africa… Senior hoops star Rob Monroe peers over the mountain…
Students bond with QU 101 This new course, which comes in three installments, connects students to each other, the nation and the global community. Freshmen say it enhanced their first semester.
High-Def, High-Tech Quinnipiac is one of the first universities in the country to establish a digital HDTV studio that has impressed members of the working media who have dropped by to see it. Learning to produce programs for high-definition TV puts students far ahead of their peers as they seek jobs in an industry where digital broadcasting is fast becoming a standard.
Catching up with Elliot Stein '70, Ph.D., Erik Weiss '95 and Chrissy (Roell) Weiss '96.
Catching up with Elliot Stein '70, Ph.D., Erik Weiss '95 and Chrissy (Roell) Weiss '96.
Catching up with Elliot Stein '70, Ph.D., Erik Weiss '95 and Chrissy (Roell) Weiss '96.
Travel to Tuscany Spectacular hilltop views, lush vineyards and sun drenched olive groves await those who sign up to experience Italy with fellow alumni.
