Quincy University’s Student Government Association is enhancing campus life through events and initiatives, creating a mission statement, and preparing for future elections, while remaining open to new student involvement and club formations.
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Quincy University student athletes travel extensively for sports, spending time bonding with teammates on long bus rides through activities like sleeping, listening to music, and playing games, fostering team chemistry.
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Students are encouraged to complete the FAFSA for financial aid. Despite its complexity, it determines eligibility for various aid options, and assistance is available at Quincy University for support.
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At Quincy University, athletic trainers play a vital, though often overlooked, role in ensuring student-athletes’ health through injury prevention, treatment, and support, while also educating student interns and developing emergency plans.
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The Needoh stress-relieving toy is increasingly popular among students for its silent, tactile experience. Its diverse textures and colors attract attention on social media, helping users manage stress and improve focus during class.
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Quincy University’s NAMI club promotes mental health awareness on campus through activities and discussions, addressing stigmatized topics while supporting students during transitional college experiences.
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Granny hobbies, like knitting and sourdough baking, are resurging among young adults due to social media. These activities offer creativity, community, and stress relief, emphasizing sustainability and productivity over nostalgia.
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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.
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Emma Tell, a Quincy University soccer player, overcomes significant health challenges, including multiple injuries and POTS, highlighting the importance of her supportive team while redefining her identity beyond athletics.
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