The 48,000-square-foot Arnold Bernhard Library features a sprawling, contemporary design. It's the place where both undergraduate and graduate students come to study, collaborate on group projects and conduct research. Access the library’s array of electronic resources — including more than 150 databases and more than 100,000 journals — with your laptop or use one of our dozens of available computers. When you need help, a knowledgeable librarian is available in person and through email and chat.

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Health and wellness is a priority at Quinnipiac. The Recreation and Wellness Center advances the student life experience through activities and programming and integration with academics that support student health, physical fitness, counseling and ongoing wellness and prevention education, and addresses critical space needs related to recreation and student services as well as connecting to nature and the surrounding ecological assets.  

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The Quad is at the heart of the Mount Carmel Campus. Nestled among the Arnold Bernhard Library, the Carl Hansen Student Center, and several academic buildings, the Quad is an inviting, green gathering space for community. The Quad boasts space for casual meeting places under trees with Adirondack chairs and fire pits to organized, large scale events that bring the university community together for fun and celebration to quiet green spaces to relax, unwind and take in the views from Sleeping Giant State Park.

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This multipurpose facility located on the Mount Carmel Campus provides opportunities for the Quinnipiac community to come together in a relaxed atmosphere. The Carl Hansen Student Center is home to an expansive dining hall and a variety of services and functions which include banking, a bookstore, commuter lockers, campus information booth, Starbucks, office locations and a mail center.

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The Communications, Computing and Engineering building is on the Mount Carmel Campus Quad next to a tranquil pond. In the School of Communications, you’ll find a nearly unmatched combination of high-touch resources, high-tech facilities and a high-powered location. The building features an open-air studio, podcast studio and all the equipment you'll need to explore the field of communications. Our School of Computing and Engineering prepares you to take on the technological, scientific and logistical obstacles of the 21st century. With an interdisciplinary approach that combines heavy collaboration, hands-on learning and cutting-edge facilities, we'll help you become an expert and innovator, a builder and technician, and, of course, a creative thinker and problem-solver.

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Echlin Center is the first stop for most prospective students to the university because it houses the undergraduate admissions visitor center as well as the financial aid offices. The building also is home to several classrooms, an auditorium and several faculty offices.

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The DOME houses several School of Communications classrooms and offices, as well as general purpose classrooms and shared learning spaces. Several student support staff offices will move into this space, including the Office of Career Development and Experiential Learning, the Honors Program lounge, the Office of Inclusive Excellence, the Office of International Students and Scholars (OISS) and the Office of Global Engagement. The DOME previously housed the School of Business, which has a new building on the South Quad.

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South Quad consists of three buildings: School of Business; The SITE academic building, dedicated to science, innovation, technology and exploration; and The Grove residence hall.

These three buildings support student learning and social development, while providing faculty with state-of-the-art facilities for research, advanced pedagogy and immersive learning approaches that model future careers.

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The SITE, which stands for science, innovation, technology and exploration, features 137,000-square-feet of academic space, including state-of-the-art wet and dry labs, computing labs, new classrooms, collaborative spaces for breakout and group study, and offices for deans and faculty. In addition, the building houses a modern auditorium to seat more than 700 people for both university and community events.

The 79,000-square-foot School of Business, which opening in Fall 2025, features a Business Innovation Hub as an incubator to build and test new ideas; a financial technology center where students will use cutting-edge trading platforms, investment tools and data systems; faculty offices; and flexible lecture and event spaces that can seat up to 150 people to facilitate large and small gatherings. The building also houses a café for breakfast, lunch and coffee menu items.

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The College of Arts and Sciences is a national leader in providing transformative educational experiences that prepare students for success in their careers and in life. The main hub for all students in the College of Arts and Sciences, the Robert W. Evans College of Arts and Sciences Center is also where students from our 8 other schools build their core liberal arts foundation.

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Tator Hall is connected to the Carl Hansen Student Center Tator Hall, and houses several laboratories, classrooms and faculty offices, including some engineering, game design and arts and sciences classrooms.

There are various residence halls located on the Mount Carmel Campus suited for every student to make Quinnipiac their home away from home. Learn more about residential life

• The Commons

• The Complex - Bakke, Founders, and Sahlin

• Dana English Hall

• The Grove

• The Hill

• Irmagrade Tator Hall

• The Ledges

• Mountainview

• The Suites - Larson, Perlroth and Troup

• The Village

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