Retired Quincy Police Chief Adam Yates has begun serving as interim transit director after six weeks of retirement. A former Marine, Yates pursued his childhood goal of becoming a police officer, advancing through patrol, investigative, supervisory, deputy chief, and chief roles before retiring in 2026. He also credits music with helping him unwind.
Helein Hall at Quincy University, originally built as a women’s residence in 1960, transitioned to coed before becoming a male-only dorm. Students’ knowledge of its history varies significantly.
Quincy University entrepreneurship students engaged with The Washington Theater Commission to revitalize the historic theater, emphasizing community feedback and highlighting the need for significant fundraising to restore the venue for diverse entertainment purposes.
Quincy University students celebrate Halloween with pumpkin painting contests and costume preparations, fostering community connections and creativity through festive activities and friendly competitions.
Quincy University’s communication program evolved from a 1980s TV studio to a state-of-the-art facility by 2015, supported by significant donations, enhancing hands-on training for future media professionals.
The Quincy University women’s wrestling team held its annual intersquad matches, preparing for the season with a ranked lineup. Quincy finished ninth in the previous NCAA championship, highlighting its competitive depth.
Saadia Ali Aschemann’s career evolved from law aspirations to a commitment to helping children, influenced by personal experiences, family, and her role at Quincy University, reflecting meaningful life changes.
Taran Rose, a junior catcher at Quincy University, balances college baseball and pre-med studies after moving from Melbourne. He aims to become a pediatrician while adapting to challenges abroad.
National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week at Quincy University featured events to promote alcohol safety, including mocktails, trivia, and a drunk goggles course, fostering discussions on responsible drinking among students.
Syeda Zainab Akbar, PhD., a new professor at Quincy University, incorporates AI in her digital content creation class while evaluating its impact on student learning. She emphasizes the importance of experimental teaching amid varying opinions on AI’s role in education.
Retired Quincy Police Chief Adam Yates has begun serving as interim transit director after six weeks of retirement. A former Marine, Yates pursued his childhood goal of becoming a police officer, advancing through patrol, investigative, supervisory, deputy chief, and chief roles before retiring in 2026. He also credits music with helping him unwind.
Read about the history of Quincy University’s baseball stadium.
Students at Quincy University express a desire for expanded outdoor activities and improved facilities to enhance campus life. Suggestions include more sports courts, seating, and relaxed spaces for socializing and studying outdoors.
