Quinnipiac University
Coverage of Quinnipiac University in the Nexus archive.
- An ‘influencer’ degree? Colleges bet on content creator major as critics question its value
Universities are responding to the rise of the influencer career path by launching new degrees and minors in content creation, such as Arizona State University's offering. This educational trend has drawn criticism regarding the professional legitimacy and value of a college degree for social media work. Experts note that while the creator economy is booming, success requires labor-intensive work involving not just creating content but also managing business relationships and audience strategies.
- More data center proposals keep coming to Pennsylvania. So does the outcry.
Data center proposals are increasing across Pennsylvania, generating public outcry and sparking a growing discourse documented by an activist-led Facebook group with over 41,000 members. A poll found that 74% of voters oppose having a data center built in their community, highlighting the issue's increased concern following announcements like Amazon's $20 billion investment.
- More data center proposals keep coming to Pennsylvania. So does the outcry.
The proposal of new data centers is increasing across Pennsylvania, triggering public outcry and significant resistance documented by activist groups. Polling revealed that 74% of voters oppose having a data center built in their community, an issue whose importance has risen rapidly due to factors including Amazon's $20 billion infrastructure investment. The state's political landscape has been altered by this growing concern over technological impact.
- Americans Are Turning on Trump
Donald Trump won the 2024 presidential election with 312 electoral votes but fewer popular votes, with the Republican Party gaining support from the white working class, young voters, and Hispanic voters. However, Trump faces declining personal popularity, with approval ratings at historic lows, and struggles to retain support among key demographic groups like young voters who favored Kamala Harris.
- Majority of voters think Iran war will last at least a year
A Quinnipiac University poll shows majority of American voters believe the war with Iran will last at least a year, with 60% opposing the war and 54% saying the U.S. is not winning. Voters express low confidence in Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff as negotiators, and 32% approve of President Donald Trump, a record low. The poll also indicates 59% of voters think the economy is worsening, with Democrats showing higher midterm election enthusiasm than Republicans.
- 59% of Americans say they lack confidence in the Iran deal.
59% of Americans express a lack of confidence in the Iran deal, with the issue showing a political divide according to a Quinnipiac University poll.
- Declining pride in America is a mistake the left wants us all to make
A Quinnipiac poll shows pride in being American decreases among younger generations, with the article attributing this to older generations' failure in teaching and suggesting it's a mistake the left wants to perpetuate.
- 22 percent in new poll do not consider themselves proud Americans
A Quinnipiac University poll found that 22% of Americans do not consider themselves proud Americans, while 73% do, as the country approaches its 250th anniversary. The survey highlights varying levels of patriotism ahead of the milestone.
- 57 percent say system of democracy in US not working: Survey
A Quinnipiac University poll found 57 percent of Americans believe the system of democracy in the United States is not working, with 37 percent saying it is functioning. Seven percent did not specify an answer.
- THE PEOPLE DO NOT YEARN FOR AUTOMATION
The article discusses growing public skepticism toward AI and automation, citing polls showing Gen Z's increasing dislike for AI and widespread concern about its harms. Tech leaders acknowledge the lack of public trust, with examples of political backlash and even violence against AI proponents.
- 74 percent say college students should be taught how to use AI: Survey
A Quinnipiac University poll reveals 74% of Americans believe college students should learn to use AI, with only 14% deeming it unimportant. The survey highlights growing public support for integrating AI education into higher learning.
- Most voters blame Trump for rising gas prices: Poll
A Quinnipiac University poll reveals that 51% of registered voters blame President Trump 'a lot' for rising gas prices, with an additional 14% blaming him 'some.' The survey highlights significant public dissatisfaction with Trump's handling of energy costs.