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Students and faculty urge Quinnipiac administration to reopen The Quinnipiac Great Hunger Museum
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Students and faculty urge Quinnipiac administration to reopen The Quinnipiac Great Hunger Museum
Since 2012, Hamden was home to The Quinnipiac Great Hunger Museum until it closed during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, students and faculty are pushing for the museum to be reopened amidst the beginning of the tenure of the university’s new president, Marie Hardin. During its time, the museum was only one of two in the country, attracting professors, students and visitors from Ireland. The museum served as a resource for students beyond their text…
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