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Quinnipiac University

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Private university providing undergraduate and graduate education across multiple disciplines, including business, health sciences, law and communications.

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Hamden and North Haven, Connecticut
Hamden and North Haven, Connecticut
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Hydrogen Fuel Cells to Deliver Clean Power at Quinnipiac University Campuses
Quinnipiac University is a private institution located in Hamden and North Haven, Connecticut, founded in 1929, with three primary campuses: Mount Carmel, York Hill and North Haven.[2][3] The university has an established sustainability agenda, including LEED-certified buildings such as The Grove, the School of Busines

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