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Jan 31, 2024 | 
news.yahoo.com | Neha Seenarine
So much news can happen in a day, especially in Florida. That’s why the Tampa Bay Times has launched The Rundown, a new afternoon newsletter for Times subscribers. The Rundown will not only catch you up on important, interesting stories before rush hour, but also help you make sense of them.
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Jan 23, 2024 | 
tampabay.com | Neha Seenarine
So much news can happen in a day, especially in Florida. That’s why the Tampa Bay Times has launched The Rundown, a new afternoon newsletter for Times subscribers. The Rundown will not only catch you up on important, interesting stories before rush hour, but also help you make sense of them.
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Apr 25, 2023 | 
quchronicle.com | Michael LaRocca |Neha Seenarine |Former Arts
The Quinnipiac Chronicle wasn’t the first publication I joined on campus, but that doesn’t mean I’m not grateful to be a member of the team. When I was a first-year student I ironically joined the satire publication, The Quinnipiac Barnacle. Even though that’s not the best move as a journalism major – that didn’t stop me. However, my membership was brief when COVID-19 killed the organization.
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Apr 18, 2023 | 
quchronicle.com | Neha Seenarine
Neha Seenarine, Arts & Life Editor When I first made my Instagram account in fifth grade, my page was dedicated to the boy band Big Time Rush. Now that I’m a senior in college, my Instagram feed has “glo’d up” for the better. My account, in plain terms, is very me. You could take one glance, and it is bombarded with selfies leaving a little to the imagination, also known as thirst traps.
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Apr 5, 2023 | 
quchronicle.com | Neha Seenarine |Katie Langley
Katie Langley, News Editor In a small town in northern Maine, under the glow of the northern lights, figures of speech become literal and clichés become a reality. Quinnipiac University’s student-runFourth Wall Theater transported audiences to the town of “Almost, Maine” during its spring production. In a series of short vignettes, the cast of “Almost, Maine” delivered performances about love and relationships.
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Apr 5, 2023 | 
quchronicle.com | Neha Seenarine |Zoe Leone
Arts & LifeReviewsTV Zoe Leone, Associate Arts & Life Editor For many people, their therapist is their closest confidant. Whether dealing with the good, the bad or the ugly, they’re at the ready to help you deal with your wildest emotions. But what do you do if your therapist is just as unstable as you are? “Shrinking,” an Apple TV+ original, follows Jimmy (Jason Segel), a grief-stricken man who doubles as both a therapist and a recently widowed father of a teenage girl.
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Apr 5, 2023 | 
quchronicle.com | Neha Seenarine |Ethan Hurwitz
Arts & LifeFeaturedPop CultureReviewsTV Ethan Hurwitz, Sports Editor For the past few years, Netflix’s “You” has taken the world by storm, following protagonist Joe Goldberg as he narrates his murderous lifestyle. The recent fourth season is split into two parts. It continues the storyline, while also highlighting the superb work of actor Penn Badgley.
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Apr 5, 2023 | 
quchronicle.com | Neha Seenarine |Nicole McIsaac
Arts & LifePerspectives Nicole McIsaac, Managing Editor I hold one simple joy near and dear to my heart — desserts. While some may argue that other sweets rank higher on their priority lists, my go-to craving is always cookies. Just call me the cookie monster. However, it wasn’t until I stumbled across a company last year on TikTok that makes extravagant cookies that my lifelong love for the dessert deepened. Did you guess Crumbl Cookies? Ding, ding, ding.
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Mar 29, 2023 | 
quchronicle.com | Neha Seenarine |Jacklyn Pellegrino
Arts & LifeFeaturedOn-Campus Quinnipiac University students and faculty gathered with children from Connecticut Children’s Hospital and their families for the annual eight-hour QTHON dance marathon in Burt Kahn Court on Saturday, raising $103,956 in donations for the Greatest Need Children’s Fund. There were 16 patients from Connecticut Children’s at this year’s event. The children, known as Miracle Children, were each paired with a student organization at Quinnipiac to spend the day with.
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Mar 29, 2023 | 
quchronicle.com | Neha Seenarine |Ashley Pelletier
Arts & LifeFeaturedMusicReviews The last time Fall Out Boy dropped an album, I was a bottle-blonde junior in high school. Just like me, the band has grown a lot since. After the band returned from hiatus in 2013 with its fifth album, “Save Rock and Roll,” Fall Out Boy has leaned more towards the pop in the pop-punk genre.
