For senior forward Acheampomaa Danso, the day marked the culmination of a four-year journey defined by commitment and sacrifice. Originally committed elsewhere, Danso chose Quincy University to be closer to her sister and to attend a Catholic institution. That decision shaped her college career both on and off the court.
A performance like that from the team made Grace Welch, number 8 for the Stunt team, very proud of the work and progress the team has made in a year.
Quincy University hosted a campus event in the SSC Big Room where clubs and organizations welcomed students. Participants, including the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Women in Law, and Student Government, shared their missions and activities. The event aimed to encourage student involvement and enhance campus experiences through various extracurricular opportunities.
Thinking about becoming an RA at a small university like Quincy University? It’s more than just supervising dorms—it’s about mentoring students, building community, and creating a positive campus experience. From meeting eligibility requirements to completing your application and interview, the process helps ensure you’re ready to support your peers and make a real impact. With training and hands-on experience, being an RA is a chance to develop leadership skills, form meaningful connections, and leave a lasting mark on campus life.
The Crossing Church 48th St. is the head church for The Crossing and all of its 12 locations across Illinois, Missouri, and Iowa. The Crossing collectively reached over 1,300 baptisms
Alision Schwagmeyer-Belger, Quincy University’s new head women’s basketball coach, aims to inspire resilience in players, drawing from her extensive experience and faith, while fostering a supportive community around the program.
Quincy University’s Student Government is reinstated for Spring 2026, responding to student demand. Led by Luísa Andrade, the group aims to improve campus life and represent diverse student organizations.
Quincy University students and staff discuss credits transferring with their major, and whether there are issues surrounding credits transferring. The question is if staff is willing to help students, which can be found in the story.
As the sun rises over Quincy University, caffeine becomes the unofficial fuel of campus life. From steaming mugs clutched by sleepy students rushing to early classes to cold brews cracked open before afternoon practices, caffeine pulses through the daily rhythm of students and student-athletes alike. It sharpens focus in lecture halls, boosts energy in the weight room, and quietly connects everyone chasing success — one cup, can, or shot at a time.
For senior forward Acheampomaa Danso, the day marked the culmination of a four-year journey defined by commitment and sacrifice. Originally committed elsewhere, Danso chose Quincy University to be closer to her sister and to attend a Catholic institution. That decision shaped her college career both on and off the court.
As the sun rises over Quincy University, caffeine becomes the unofficial fuel of campus life. From steaming mugs clutched by sleepy students rushing to early classes to cold brews cracked open before afternoon practices, caffeine pulses through the daily rhythm of students and student-athletes alike. It sharpens focus in lecture halls, boosts energy in the weight room, and quietly connects everyone chasing success — one cup, can, or shot at a time.
