Quincy University hosted a free self-defense class with 20 participants, taught by Robert Bentley. Attendees learned martial arts basics, practiced techniques, and built camaraderie, showcasing the importance and enjoyment of self-defense training.
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Quincy University’s chemistry department received a donation from BASF, enhancing research capabilities with advanced HPLC equipment, enabling students to perform a wider range of chemical tests and improve hands-on learning.
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A St. Louis-area baseball training facility, home to the Teacherman High-Level Pattern Hitting System, attracts MLB stars. Richard Schenck’s methods are popular yet debated, fostering connections with all skill levels.
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Fall break at Quincy University serves as a unique time for students, especially athletes. While some athletes stay on campus for training and games, others relax and bond with friends. This break offers an opportunity to balance academics and sports effectively.
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Quincy University’s North Campus features a hidden sculpture garden with works by artist Kent Hilgenbrinck, providing a serene space for reflection and appreciation of art amidst campus life.
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The KC Range offers a newly remodeled golf experience with 30 climate-controlled bays, a spacious bar, and enjoyable amenities. Open year-round, it caters to golfers and social gatherings alike.
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Chicken and Waffles with President Brian Mcgee is already back at Quincy University. It brings students and staff together over an unexpected yet delightful combination of flavors. The event showcases chicken and waffles, merging the sweet with the savory and combining crispy chicken with soft fresh made waffles. While this pairing might seem unusual at first, its unique contrast of
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Quincy University could stand alone in the GLVC and provide students with a daily meal as an investment in their athletes and the university.
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The 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.
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In 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.
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