Quincy University students are utilizing campus resources, networking platforms, and local opportunities to secure internships, gaining valuable experience for their future careers through guidance and support from faculty.
Quincy University’s 2025 crime report highlights 20 liquor law violations and five drug abuse violations, emphasizing ongoing safety education. Security plans events, while Title IX resources support students with concerns.
Quincy University students celebrated Homecoming Week by painting Penny Lane, showcasing colorful designs from various sports teams and organizations, fostering community spirit, creativity, and collaboration among students.
Christian Jackson, a former running back for the Quincy Hawks, is now the team’s running backs coach. He aims to leverage his playing experience to foster player development and achieve a championship at Quincy.
Quincy University has enhanced campus life by adding hammocks and outdoor furniture, promoting relaxation and socialization among students, with positive feedback on the changes fostering a welcoming environment.
The annual Balloon Glow at Quincy University unites the community and students, fostering connections and memories through vibrant balloons, music, and activities, highlighting school spirit during Homecoming week.
Plans to transform St. Boniface Church into a shrine honoring Father Augustus Tolton were officially announced April 29 in Quincy, marking a major step in preserving the legacy of a figure whose impact continues to resonate. Led by Bishop Thomas John Paprocki and supported by local leaders, the project aims to create a lasting space for reflection, education, and pilgrimage while launching a community-wide fundraising effort.
Two cats, Simba and Mufasa, need a loving home as their current owners prepare to leave Quincy University. They are friendly, social, and low-maintenance, ideally adopted together.
The documentary “Chasing Legacy: Women’s Soccer at QU” depicts the journey of female athletes who founded the women’s soccer team at Quincy University in the late 1970s. It highlights their challenges, successes, and the ongoing legacy of equality in women’s sports.
Quincy University students are utilizing campus resources, networking platforms, and local opportunities to secure internships, gaining valuable experience for their future careers through guidance and support from faculty.
Christian Jackson, a former running back for the Quincy Hawks, is now the team’s running backs coach. He aims to leverage his playing experience to foster player development and achieve a championship at Quincy.
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.
