Quinnipiac men’s lacrosse echoed that sentiment during its opening round matchup against Canisius. The Bobcats 12-10 victory over the Golden Griffiths seemed improbable. Quinnipiac dragged its way ...

Quinnipiac acrobatics & tumbling will advance to the NCATA Semifinals after beating the No. 6 Iona Gaels 263.545 to 255.875. The Bobcats came out strong, returning to the NCATA Championships looking ...

Every once in a while when a superstar emerges onto the pop scene, they’re always compared to Michael Jackson. Taylor Swift, The Weeknd and even Drake have been placed on a pedestal by their fan bases ...

Soulja Boy, Lindsay Lohan, Rebecca Black, Vanilla Ice, the list drags on, but there’s one name who has taken a strange route to cling to her cultural relevance: Nikki Blonsky. Blonsky, an actress who ...

The Quinnipiac University Indigenous Student Union and the Indigeneity Initiative hosted “Dancing in the Shadow of the Giant,” the first powwow at the university, Sunday, bringing together the five ...

International student-athletes make up a large part of Division I athletics. The NCAA has reported that nearly 25,000 international students make up collegiate athletics. Yet, one sport holds the ...

Quinnipiac University sophomore interdisciplinary studies major Adeline “Addie” Colciaghi launched the Quinnipiac Student Disability Union, aimed to provide more accessibility, a welcoming environment ...

The NBA this year has a particularly interesting MVP race, between Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Denver Nuggets center Nikola Jokić. Gilgeous-Alexander is leading a young ...

On Saturday, members of the Quinnipiac University community spent the day with children from the Connecticut Children’s Hospital, and their families, at the annual QTHON dance marathon in the ...

Quinnipiac University Student Programming Board announced NLE Choppa to Wake the Giant on April 27 at the M&T Bank Arena. The rapper is most known for his breakout single “Shotta Flow,” which ...

Ever since the NBA’s inception in 1946, the league has always had a face to it. Whether it was Bill Russell, Bob Cousy, Wilt Chamberlain, Jerry West, Magic Johnson or Michael Jordan, there was always ...

If you’re just a movie-watcher, you’re probably tired of hearing “The book was better,” from us readers. I’ve always said that cliche. I shut my mouth after watching “My Fault: London.” In order to ...