South Quad

‘Designing Our Future’

The new South Quad will be home to the School of Business, a general academic building and a 417-bed residence hall which will support students’ learning and social development while providing faculty state-of-the-art facilities for research, advanced pedagogy, and immersive learning approaches that model future careers for students.

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The Grove, New Residence Hall

Rendering of exterior of new residence hall on South Quad — Rendering of the new residence hall on the South Quad.

Opening during the 2024-25 academic year

Space for community and comfort

The 417-bed residence hall will include singles and doubles, accommodate more residential students on campus and enrich the living-learning experience. Carefully designed to promote extracurricular opportunities for students, the air-conditioned building will include group gathering spaces, lounges and an outdoor courtyard to help build community while also advancing career readiness and emotional wellbeing.

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Explore our vision for The Grove

Rendering of the main entry of new residence hall with comfy chairs and bright windows — Main entry

Rendering of a corridor in the new residence hall with bright windows and places to sit — Corridor

Rendering of a comfy and welcoming lounge in the new residence hall — Middle lounge

The SITE, dedicated to science, innovation, technology and exploration

Rendering of the exterior of the new academic building The SITE with brick and bright windows — Rendering of The SITE, the new general academic building on the South Quad.

Opening during the 2024-25 academic year

Nurturing ambitious and collaborative learning opportunities

This 137,000-square-foot academic building, The SITE, which stands for science, innovation, technology and exploration, will feature state-of-the-art wet and dry labs, space to expand Quinnipiac’s computing programs, new classrooms, collaborative spaces for breakout and group study, and offices for deans and faculty. In addition, the building will house a modern auditorium to seat more than 700 people for both university and community events.

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New School of Business

Rendering of exterior of new business building featuring many floor to ceiling windows — Rendering of the new School of Business building on the South Quad.

Opening during the 2024-25 academic year

Committed to environmental sustainability and lifelong learning

Home to future business leaders and entrepreneurs, the 79,000-square-foot School of Business will feature a Business Innovation Hub as an incubator to build and test new ideas; a financial technology center where students will use cutting-edge trading platforms, investment tools and data systems; faculty offices; and flexible lecture and event spaces that can seat up to 150 people to facilitate large and small gatherings. An environmentally conscious central energy plant also will be housed below the new School of Business.

Our focus on sustainability and nurturing the native environment

Rendering of the new academic buildings on the South Quad on the Mount Carmel Campus — View of the new South Quad buildings.

Each of the three buildings has been designed to be LEED certified

The South Quad — like the new Recreation and Wellness Center — will be built with the environment and sustainability in mind.

Attention is being given to promoting a healthy regional ecosystem that stimulates students, faculty and staff to practice sustainable behaviors in their personal and professional lives.

Virtually every detail has been planned to benefit area habitats, including native species of plants, rain gardens, water-runoff prevention measures, and lights that reduce light pollution. A new water-filtration system will also ensure that any water leaving the area is clean.

The three buildings will be constructed within existing space on the Mount Carmel Campus, located between Tator Hall and the current College of Arts and Sciences on the southern part of campus.

Learn more about sustainability at Quinnipiac