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Female artists take over the 2024 VMAs

Sep 17, 2024 | quchronicle.com | Ryan Johanson |Grace Conneely-Nolan

This year, the MTV Video Music Awards celebrated their 40th birthday with notable artists, exciting wins and memorable moments. To honor past VMA entertainment, previous pop culture icons Eminem, Lenny Kravitz, LL Cool J and Cyndi Lauper were in attendance to remind the younger generation of MTV’s pop history.
April Fools takes extreme marketing to the max

Apr 9, 2024 | quchronicle.com | Jacklyn Pellegrino |Grace Conneely-Nolan

This year, companies went all out to prank their consumers on April Fools Day. From cringe stunts to realistic pranks, America’s brands had fun branching out and captivating their audience. Corporations take advantage of this day to benefit frompublicity and increase their social media presence and followers. By fooling customers and changing their products in interesting ways, audiences get their hopes up for drastic flavors and choices.
Your housing situation determines your college experience

Mar 26, 2024 | quchronicle.com | Lillian Curtin |Grace Conneely-Nolan

College is known as the time when you meet lifelong friends and dorms are notorious for bringing people together. Where you live bonds you, for better or for worse. Think back to your first year of college. Do you think that you would be friends with half of the people you are with now if they didn’t live close by? In the weeks before I left for college, I didn’t realize the importance of where I would live.
The Quinnipiac Chronicle

Mar 5, 2024 | quchronicle.com | Zoe Leone |Grace Conneely-Nolan

Everyone knows the uncomfortable exchange when the barista flips the screen, prompting you to choose how much to tip the minimum wage worker for handing over a muffin. This forces you to decide how much to tip on a $5 baked good. Tipping culture has gotten out of control. There has been a recent increase in the margins of American gratuity habits. Almost three-fourths of American adults said tipping is now expected in more places than five years ago, according to Pew Research Center.
Skiing into new experiences

Feb 20, 2024 | quchronicle.com | Zoe Leone |Grace Conneely-Nolan

Despite getting up at 3:30 a.m. on Super Bowl Sunday, the day was worth it. Standing in line for an hour and a half to get tickets was worth it. Being a part of QU Snow’s ski trip made it worth it. QU Snow — Quinnipiac’s skiing and snowboarding club —held its annual trip to Killington, Vermont, on Feb. 11. The trip was in high demand among club members, with a cutoff of 50 Quinnipiac students out of more than the 100 that showed up to wait in line.
The Quinnipiac Chronicle

Feb 14, 2024 | quchronicle.com | Zoe Leone |Grace Conneely-Nolan

This winter brings the 28th season of “The Bachelor” to viewers who crave love at first sight and a world full of drama and endless tears. This year’s bachelor strays from the show’s conventional model, bringing in personality as well as looks. Could this be the best bachelor yet? Joey Graziadei is a 28-year-old tennis coach from Royersford, Pennsylvania.
The Quinnipiac Chronicle

Dec 5, 2023 | quchronicle.com | Jacklyn Pellegrino |Grace Conneely-Nolan

After watching Eli Roth’s “Thanksgiving,” the only thing leftover is the need for a sequel. “Thanksgiving” is on its way to becoming a holiday classic. The film is kicking off the holiday season with over-the-top gore, laughs, suspense and horror all in one film. An instant seasonal watch with a campy, refreshing whodunnit mystery, this slasher film was full of entertaining, creative kills. It filled the November horror movie void, offering terror in a season filled with Hallmark movies.
Is there justification for poor time management?

Nov 14, 2023 | quchronicle.com | Michael LaRocca |Grace Conneely-Nolan

Everyone dreads the day. The day when you return to reality after a long weekend and are forced to face everything you need to do for the week. The realization hits — how much work you’ve put off and how much you still have to do —and then panic sets in. The phrase “Sunday scaries” describes the shared experience that many people feel of dread and anxiety about the week ahead on Sunday evenings. They hit like clockwork.
Is bed rotting the best way to decompress?

Oct 24, 2023 | quchronicle.com | Jacklyn Pellegrino |Grace Conneely-Nolan

Have you come across posts on your feed that encourage you to stay in bed? A trending social media phenomenon called “bed rotting” has many wondering how beneficial this form of self-care is to your health. Coined on TikTok, bed rotting has influenced social media and gone viral, amassing over 50 million views with the hashtag #bedrotting. This trend promotes the idea of treating yourself by recouping and calming your body from the stress and exhaustion of the day.