08/02/2026
From Bobcat to Barbie: Film, television and media arts alum Brooke Mommsen ’18 is championing creative storytelling and audience-driven content for iconic brands such as Barbie, Hot Wheels, Disney Princess and Jurassic World at Mattel.
Focused on creating entertainment-first programming for platforms like YouTube, Mommsen says she loves her job "because it is equal parts creative, collaborative and mad science.” go.qu.edu/Mommsen26
08/01/2026
A group of Quinnipiac students and faculty has launched ScrapDish, an AI-powered mobile app designed to help households reduce food waste by making better use of ingredients already available at home.
Currently available on iOS, with an Android launch expected soon, the app reflects interdisciplinary collaboration across expertise in computer science, health and nutrition and artificial intelligence. go.qu.edu/ScrapDish26
07/30/2026
is the perfect excuse to climb the Giant ⛰️🥾
07/29/2026
Before he was a Quinnipiac professor, Gabriel Acevedo toured as a drummer with the R&B band Kool Skool. Now those experiences are shaping the curriculum as he teaches a course on the sociology of hip-hop culture. go.qu.edu/Acevedo26
07/28/2026
Quinnipiac University School of Law has been named to the preLaw Justice & Opportunity Honor Roll.
Published by The National Jurist, the selection recognizes Quinnipiac Law's efforts to expand access to legal education through admissions innovation, pipeline programs and flexible learning options. go.qu.edu/LawHonorRoll26
07/26/2026
With its inaugural cohort, the Massey Leadership Fellows program is helping bridge the gap between technical excellence and business leadership skills for Quinnipiac School of Computing and Engineering students.
Supported by a $500,000 gift from Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Massey Jr., the new program supports high-achieving students who wish to go beyond their bachelor’s degree and earn an MBA, empowering them to thrive in both complex business environments and entrepreneurial ventures. go.qu.edu/Massey26
07/24/2026
A team of Quinnipiac medical students took home first place this spring in the Connecticut Chapter of the American College of Physicians' inaugural Medical Student Doctor’s Dilemma Competition.
Leaning on their close bonds and strong work ethic, the team edged out students from the state's other schools to take home a win in the medical trivia competition. go.qu.edu/DrDilemma26
07/21/2026
This spring Quinnipiac students studying various healthcare professions partnered with a group of young adults with disabilities from the Cheshire-Quinnipiac Transition Collaborative to learn about co-creating plans to support their transition from high school to post-school activities.
Hosted by the Center for Interprofessional Healthcare Education at Quinnipiac, the workshop focused on how successful collaboration between professionals from different specialties can provide students with the best possible support and services. go.qu.edu/CIHETransition26
07/20/2026
In a course named for Netflix's "Emily in Paris", Public Relations Professor Katie Place led students across France and Switzerland, exploring luxury and lifestyle brand communications alongside learning about different cultures and perspectives. go.qu.edu/ParisPR26