At Quinnipiac, you’ll do more than earn a degree. You'll become a part of our vibrant community where students rally around common interests, passions and causes.
The impact of Orientation fueled the momentum of the official start for Quinnipiac’s Class of 2030 during a highly attended two-day session on June 15 and June 16. Arriving for the third of six Orientation sessions offered this month, hundreds of new students surging onto the Mount Carmel Campus represented the largest Orientation group so far, said Monique Drucker, vice president and dean of students.
Hundreds of members of Quinnipiac’s Class of 2030 are filling Orientation sessions designed to set them up for a successful start, experience the university community and find their Bobcat Roar.
Ganine Marottolo ’24, MSW ’26 saw her hard work in Quinnipiac’s master of social work program and more than 900 internship hours pay off when she was offered a full-time position as a licensed clinician at the Hartford HealthCare's behavioral health and psychiatric clinic in New Britain.
Forbes Magazine’s 2026 annual college financial grades report awarded Quinnipiac University an A+ financial grade and a financial GPA of 4.32. In Connecticut, Quinnipiac is one of just three universities to be awarded an A+ by Forbes for proven financial stability.
We’ve designed our residence halls and campus amenities to be welcoming and supportive spaces where you'll thrive. Learn more about the housing process, residence hall options, move in, and resources like shuttles, dining, and fitness and recreation opportunities.
Despite its name, the Commons is anything but common when it comes to the community that forms there each year. Join first-year student Drake Marchese as he shows you around the Commons residence hall in this episode of Quinnipiac Dorm Tours.
Dana English Hall, or "Dana" is at the heart of the residential area on Quinnipiac's Mount Carmel Campus. Join first-year student Maggie Baker as she shows you around the Dana residence hall in this episode of Quinnipiac Dorm Tours.
Irmagarde Tator Hall — or "Irma" as it's more affectionately known — is a community in itself, just steps away from the Quad and the Bobcat Den. In this episode of Quinnipiac Dorm Tours, follow first-year student Suzette Olesen as she shows you what it's like to live in a residence hall where people leave their doors open and everyone knows your name.
Located toward the end of Bobcat Way, the Ledges residence hall offers great views of Sleeping Giant State Park and is set up to easily meet people and make friends. Join first-year student Tess Mubarek and her roommates, Falon, Natasha and Kaitlyn as they show you around the Ledges in this episode of Quinnipiac Dorm Tours.
With beautiful views of Sleeping Giant State Park, the Mountainview residence hall lives up to its name. Join first-year student Lauren Galligan as she shows you around Mountainview in this episode of Quinnipiac Dorm Tours.
We’re Here for You
Your health and safety are our top priority. Our Student Health Services office is staffed by a team of doctors, nurses and counselors to provide health care and counseling support on both the Mount Carmel and York Hill campuses. The Department of Public Safety includes 74 trained law enforcement professionals, who provide 24-hour campus safety, while responding to emergencies and requests for assistance.
At Quinnipiac, people of all religions are welcomed, accepted and encouraged to fully observe their faiths. We have several organizations that offer worship services, counseling and celebratory activities that enable members to live spiritually fulfilling lives.
Ultimate Frisbee, flag football, hiking Sleeping Giant and skating in our hockey arena are just some of the ways you can stay active throughout the year. Work out in one of the fitness centers located on our 3 campuses, each fully equipped with free weights, weight-lifting and cardio machines. Run on our suspended indoor track, take a group fitness class like Spinning or Zumba, or practice yoga or Pilates with our certified instructors. You can even earn credits while enjoying canoeing and indoor rock climbing.
