Quincy University students celebrated Homecoming Week by painting Penny Lane, showcasing colorful designs from various sports teams and organizations, fostering community spirit, creativity, and collaboration among students.
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Quincy University has enhanced campus life by adding hammocks and outdoor furniture, promoting relaxation and socialization among students, with positive feedback on the changes fostering a welcoming environment.
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In just two years, Quincy University’s stunt team, coached by Diane Shoemaker, has achieved notable success, earning her GLVC Coach of the Year honors and establishing a solid foundation for future growth and competitiveness.
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Quincy University students embrace spring by enjoying outdoor activities like forest bathing, benefiting from fresh air and sunshine, which enhances their mood and reduces academic stress during the busy semester.
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Tonijah Bush, a Quincy University student, offers hairstyling services that boost confidence among peers. Her affordable braiding business fosters community connections and artistic expression while empowering students through beauty.
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The Quincy University women’s basketball team narrowly lost to Maryville University, 87-81, in the GLVC tournament after an overtime battle. They finished the season with a 15-13 record.
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Nursing majors at Quincy University face intense challenges balancing academics and athletics. Students like Acheampomaa Danso and Maddy Barton emphasize time management and organization to succeed, preparing for both sports and nursing careers.
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Quincy University honors Black History Month by playing “Lift Every Voice and Sing” before games and showcasing a video celebrating influential Black figures, fostering education and reflection within the campus community.
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Quincy University’s redesigned website offers easy access to vital information for current and prospective students, featuring updated layouts, new content, and tabs for academics, athletics, and campus life.
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Alision Schwagmeyer-Belger, Quincy University’s new head women’s basketball coach, aims to inspire resilience in players, drawing from her extensive experience and faith, while fostering a supportive community around the program.
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