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Senior chemistry and biochemistry majors presented their research projects at the 2023 Sigma Xi Student Research Symposium, hosted by the QU chapter of Sigma Xi and held in Burt Kahn Court on April 26, 2023.
Calliope Tarsi and Sean Doyle …
There is a new and exciting class CAS will be offering this upcoming semester, join us in PHY105, to explore the science behind sound, instruments, and voice work.
Class – MWF, 2pm
Lab – Thursday, 12-2pm
For any questions …
Hands of Hope House Parents provide direct childcare and supervision to children in placement in the Casa de Esperanza Neighborhood. These passionate individuals have a desire to help abused, neglected and HIV positive children by making a 12-month commitment to …
Travel to France this Summer ’23 by taking FR 210 – DA French Culture & Society!
WEB, synchronous zoom: T TH 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. with travel to France from Saturday, June 3rd – Saturday, June 11th.
This course is taught …
Emma Poirier, a graduate student in the 3+1 Biology/MCB dual-degree program (Biology BS ’22) and Daniel Lenchner, an alumnus of the same program (Biology BS ’21, MCB ’22), presented their research at the poster session of the Sixth Northeast Glenn …
On Friday, April 29th, a group of 12 College of Arts & Sciences students had the rare opportunity to meet with a federal judge to gain insight into the federal judicial system and careers in the law. Students received a …
Check out this great video of Sociology major Kyra Angileri and her experiential learning trip to Costa Rica!
Check out this video of Josh Gorero’s experiential learning trip to the New Hampshire Primary!
The treatment for cancer can sometimes be as devastating — and even as fatal — as the disease itself. For Andrew DePass `21, a biology major enrolled in Quinnipiac’s pre-med track, that’s unacceptable.
DePass spent last summer conducting research at the University …
