Valid student visa brings QU student-athlete back to reality
The ongoing spread of COVID-19 made it tricky for Hawk’s men’s soccer goalkeeper to train across the globe.
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From Culver-Stockton College to Quincy University, Cullen Smith earns second college degree
Graduate Assistant Cullen Smith earned his Master’s Degree of Education while working in QU Athletics.
Read moreAlumna Baylee Smith pursuing career goals at supplment superstores
Former QU student and women’s soccer is passionate about helping others reach their full potential for a living.
Read moreWhat to expect once you are vaccinated
It is normal to feel “sick” for 1-2 days following one dose of a COVID-19 vaccination shot.
Read moreQU student fetches best friend from Quincy Humane Society
Student-athlete Zach Lamari finds a furry friend that saves him from mental health battles.
Read moreMARCH MADNESS, THE MOST WONDERFUL TIME OF THE YEAR
Two QU students feel thrilled about the March Madness basketball tournament. They record a podcast that involves their predictions and bracket breakdown.
Read moreHow to know if you’ve chosen the right major
How do you know you are in the right major? Quincy University’s Director of Services and Director of Student Success provide professional support during your career search.
Read moreGrad assistant chases down Intercultural career calling
Edward Madera is originally from the Dominican Republic and arrived to the U.S. on baseball scholarship. Madera is now part of the QU family working within the department of Athletic Communications.
Read moreQU Wasp specialist is sharp about ‘murder hornets’, first nest found in U.S.
A QU professor is wise about wasps and has a couple of ‘murder hornets’ included in his collection.
Read moreCollege athletes fight the invisible enemy, mental and physical challenges
The COVID-19 pandemic has presented adversity toward student-athletes. Read what they have to say.
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