Krystal Miller is a journalist for The Quinnipiac Chronicle, focusing on local news in Hamden, Connecticut. She covers a range of topics including community events, campus news, social issues, and cultural happenings. Krystal is dedicated to providing accurate and engaging stories that inform and entertain her readers.
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By: Quinn O'Neill, Krystal Miller
Fourth Wall Theater put on its first performance of English murder mystery comedy “Murder by Membership Only” on March 21. The play, directed by junior film, television and media major Alyssa Drumm, features an exclusive murder mystery writers club for women in London called the Orczy Club. But when the team’s most prolific writer suddenly...
By: Krystal Miller, Cat Murphy
The Grove, Quinnipiac University’s new Mount Carmel Campus dorm building, will have 100 volunteer residence hall mentors to guide and support first-year students through their transition into college. The volunteer residence hall mentors are all upperclassmen and will be assigned three to four peer mentees before beginning their new positions on Aug. 20. Mentors will...
Early-2000s Hollywood stars were not complete without rhinestones, glamor and chunky blonde highlights glistening on stage. Behind the celebrities known for their performances of upbeat songs and comedy sketches, was a darker struggle with mental health. Singer Britney Spears and actor Amanda Bynes were among the most popular celebrities put under court-ordered conservatorships in the...
By: Ben Busillo, Krystal Miller
In February 2024, comedian Shane Gillis made his return to Saturday Night Live to host, capping off a historic comedic comeback. Gillis was fired from the show in 2019 before he even got a chance to step onto the stage, and he has since climbed the ladder from the abyss of scrutiny to become one...
A media frenzy has been circling around Jennifer Lopez, also known as J.Lo, since the release of her documentary, “The Greatest Love Story Never Told.” The attention to a variety of ridiculous moments has people questioning the character of this mega-celebrity. In the documentary, which released Feb. 27, J.Lo is another example of a large...
By: Krystal Miller, Carleigh Beck
Reality struck me when I turned my head to see the U.S. Capitol just a few blocks down the road. This is it. This is what I waited for, what I worked toward. I was finally in the QU in D.C. internship program that I had been eyeing since admitted students day, more than two...
Casey Wiederhold Frankie Cyanide showing off his drag outfit and makeup during Gender and Sexuality Alliance’s Drag Brunch Bingo on Sunday.
By: Michael Petitto
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When you hear the words “drug addict,” what words first come to your head? Is it junkie, druggie or burnout? For some, it may be the story of their brother, mother or neighbor.
I started attending Quinnipiac University in the fall of 2020 during a pandemic when all my classes were online, and I couldn’t leave my room without a mask. I was terrified of joining the first Chronicle meeting of the semester, but I knew I wanted to write. Seeing so many new faces on a Zoom...
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