Quincy University entrepreneurship students engaged with The Washington Theater Commission to revitalize the historic theater, emphasizing community feedback and highlighting the need for significant fundraising to restore the venue for diverse entertainment purposes.
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Syeda Zainab Akbar, PhD., a new professor at Quincy University, incorporates AI in her digital content creation class while evaluating its impact on student learning. She emphasizes the importance of experimental teaching amid varying opinions on AI’s role in education.
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Quincy University’s annual day of service engaged 1,009 students and faculty in community support, providing 4,036 service hours valued at over $144,000. The event fostered servant leadership and strengthened community ties, ensuring vital assistance to local organizations.
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Christian Jackson, a former running back for the Quincy Hawks, is now the team’s running backs coach. He aims to leverage his playing experience to foster player development and achieve a championship at Quincy.
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Quincy University’s Cafe underwent renovations, enhancing amenities and expanding its menu. Delays with a new conveyor system led to a temporary switch to disposable utensils, sparking mixed reactions from students. The system has since been completed, restoring normalcy.
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Quincy University launched mental health awareness week with Kevin Hines’ impactful presentation, “The Ripple Effect.” Hines shared his suicide survival story, emphasizing the importance of expressing feelings and resilience. The event engaged the community, setting a positive tone for upcoming wellness activities.
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The Quincy University sprint football team is energized by the return of defensive coordinator Christopher Jones, who aims to build on past success and shape young athletes’ futures. Here is an interview with coach Jones as well as players showing their excitement.
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Joseph Webb, a graduate assistant at Quincy University, balances roles as a husband, podcast co-host, and assistant success coach. A former football captain, he aims to guide student-athletes while sharing faith-centered conversations on his podcast, “It Gets Better.”
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The Quincy community participated in the annual Polar Plunge on February 23, 2025, raising $20,000 for Special Olympics. The event showcased unity, with participants jumping into icy water to support athletes with intellectual disabilities, fostering camaraderie and inclusion.
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Athletes at Quincy University are resisting the Teamworks nutrition app, citing concerns over privacy and potential harm, especially in weight-controlled sports. Suggestions propose making the app optional to empower athletes while addressing dietary tracking and education needs.
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