Daily meals for athletes: a winning proposal
Quincy University could stand alone in the GLVC and provide students with a daily meal as an investment in their athletes and the university.
Read moreQuincy University could stand alone in the GLVC and provide students with a daily meal as an investment in their athletes and the university.
Read moreThe inaugural “Generations of Jazz” concert at John Wood Community College brought together jazz bands from QU, JWCC, Quincy Junior High School, and PMO, showcasing musical diversity and unity. The event aimed to inspire and engage students in music, fostering a connection between generations of jazz enthusiasts in Quincy.
Read moreIn Quincy, the Mexican food scene is booming, offering diverse options from local favorites to chain restaurants. With the upcoming addition of Los Charros, students have plenty of choices for authentic or quick Mexican cuisine.
Read moreSince fall 2020, Wake Up Wednesday at Quincy University has provided a consistent, welcoming space for students, fostering connection and community spirit. Organized by Kristen Liesen, its popularity shows no signs of waning.
Read moreMike Alvarez, a 20-year-old transfer junior at Quincy University, brings positive energy to campus. Originally from Atlanta, he’s a Braves fan but favors the Dallas Cowboys in football. Alvarez studies business and lives with QU baseball players. Beyond his lively nature, he doubles as a barber for his teammates. Despite being a little messy, his presence is warmly received.
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