Quinnipiac University is once again under fire for the handling of its women's athletics program. One year after reaching a settlement in a federal lawsuit brought after the Hamden-based school tried to eliminate its women's volleyball team, Quinnipiac now faces a second lawsuit.
May 09, 2014 at 02:54 PM
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Quinnipiac University is once again under fire for the handling of its women’s athletics program.
One year after reaching a settlement in a federal lawsuit brought after the Hamden-based school tried to eliminate its women’s volleyball team, Quinnipiac now faces a second lawsuit, this one from a former women’s softball coach who says she testified in the initial case and then was fired just three weeks after its completion.
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