A two-time All-Midwest Region selection and GLVC Player of the Year during her junior season at QU, Schwagmeyer-Belger remains one of the most decorated athletes in program history.
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Whether it’s a decorative beer stein, an empty wine bottle, or a stack of colorful beer boxes turned into dorm room “art,” all of it is officially banned regardless of a student’s age.
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Throughout the evening, participants battled it out on the virtual tracks, navigating iconic courses while dodging banana peels and red shells. The competition featured multiple rounds, with players advancing based on their race standings.
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The tournament involved many students and fans, with many choosing to stay beyond their own matches to cheer on their classmates. The atmosphere was electric, as players showcased their skills, strategy, and teamwork to claim victory.
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Many fans showed up to watch the event play off and see if there was a lucky participant that day. Only one lucky guy could make it out of the four participants.
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Despite the snowy weather outside, students found warmth indoors at The Café, sharing self-made cookies with their best friends. For Jasmine Hopkins, Valentine’s Day was about celebrating friendship over flowers.
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In past years, around 15 students have attended. This year, 47 students from different high schools participated in Clarinet Day. Clarinet Day is about learning more about playing the clarinet but also about making friends from other schools who share the same passion and love for music.
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Michele Barletta, a graduate assistant coach for Quincy University’s women’s soccer team, aims to share his passion for soccer while finishing his MBA, leveraging his playing experience and coaching commitment.
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Mulch mentions that his four classes in Moodle would disappear sometimes. Along with his classes getting erased Mulch experienced all of his test results and a midterm exam getting deleted.
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In the second set, Emma Wijnbergen brought the whole arena to applause. In a tight rally with the Bearcats, with a score of 9-7, Wijnbergen saved the ball with her foot, allowing the Hawks able to go up 10-7.
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