A Quinnipiac student was arrested for assault this week after hitting another student.

Matthew Keough, 21 years-old, reportedly punched another QU student during an argument with other students on the night of Oct. 10.

According to Hamden Police, the investigation led to an arrest warrant for Keough, who turned himself in on Monday.

The victim was transported to Yale-New Haven Hospital with a fractured jaw. No other injuries are reported at this time.

Keough was held on a $5000 bond. He is scheduled to appear in Meriden Court on November 16.

In response to the drastic increase of flu victims on campus, Quinnipiac has set up an isolation area in the Recreation Center.

The area was created for students experiencing flu-like symptoms until they can be sent home.

The school requires all students with a fever over 100 degrees with a cough or sore throat to go home if they live within a 200-mile radius.

Along with sending students home, health services is urging students to continue to wash their  hands, cover your cough and clean all shared surfaces.

Starting next week, Cafe Q will extend their hours for the remainder of the fall semester.

According to a statement on MyQ, the main cafeteria will remain open two hours later until 9 p.m. on Monday through Thursday. On Friday through Sunday, it will be open until 7 p.m. The new dining schedule says the food stations each have closing times ranging from 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

This schedule is temporary for the fall semester and depends on the students’ participation.