Trump approval rating hits 47%, as Americans name his most significant move so far: poll
The Thursday poll shows Trump at 47% approval rating with 52% disapproval. The poll found that a plurality of Americans, 28%, ...
Most voters think Elon Musk has too much power, new Quinnipiac poll shows
A new poll from Quinnipiac University says a majority of U.S. voters think Elon Musk has too much power in the nation's ...
Early scoring lifts women’s ice hockey past Harvard
Women’s ice hockey skated past Harvard 2-0, just like last year, to clinch its spot in ECAC Quarterfinals, Saturday.
Quinnipiac University Theater to present ‘The Seagull’
Quinnipiac University Theater will present “The Seagull”, a play by Russian dramatist Anton Chekov. The play will take place ...
Most in new poll say system of checks and balances not working well
Most in a new poll said the system of checks and balances in the U.S. government is not working well. When asked about the ...
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America Is Seriously Unimpressed By Congressional Democrats, Poll Finds
Americans’ approval of Democrats in Congress just plummeted to an all-time low while approval of congressional Republicans ...
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Two polls show majority of Americans have unfavorable view of Musk
The poll shows that 54% of those surveyed have an unfavorable view of Musk while 42% have a favorable view of him.
55 percent say Musk has too much power in making decisions affecting US: Poll
A majority of voters say they think tech billionaire Elon Musk has too much power in making decisions that affect the country ...
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Quinnipiac poll: Only 38% believe checks and balances working
The same poll found that President Donald Trump’s approval rating has slipped to 45%, Congressional Democrats reached an all-time approval rating low of 21% and Republicans a record high at 68%. For ...
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Quinnipiac University students offering tax help to Connecticut residents
Accounting students at Quinnipiac University are offering tax help to Connecticut residents. Student Mary Hage and Asst. Prof ...