The Mart Heinen Booster Club Chili Cook-Off at Quincy University was a time to connect not only with different chili recipes but also with unfamiliar people. It was a reminder that simple traditions can enhance the strength of communities, creating special occasions that linger in memory long after they are over.
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Tiernan Stynes and Ethan Bolton flew over 9,000 miles from Australia to be part of the Quincy Hawks, not only changing their lives but also the men’s basketball team tremendously. Back home, these two were just friends, but now they’ve become an unstoppable duo on the court, as both have been elevated to the starting lineup and are racking up the stats right away. Even though they are miles away from their families, they have become a source of support for one another, as well as through the Quincy basketball team, which has made them feel like a real second home. Their narrative is a journey through different opportunities, forming bonds, and the most surprising places where you can call home.
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The cafeteria at Quincy University is hosting Global Street Food Day on Tuesday, November 12t, 2025 with authentic international street food every student can try out. As students sample food around the globe, they will also learn about the cultural significance of each dish, whether it be taco al pastor, pad thai, falafel, or bibimbap!
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The Quincy University women’s volleyball team closed out their home slate in thrilling fashion on November 7, 2025, as they swept Truman State University in straight sets at Pepsi Arena.
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The NCAA will vote in January on landmark “fifth-year” eligibility legislation, a move that would revolutionize the college athletics experience. For Quincy University student-athletes, the change would be about more than just extra time on the field—it could allow the flexibility to balance athletics, academics, and recovery in ways never before possible.
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Just a year ago, the Quincy University women’s basketball team stood at the top of the GLVC, cutting down the nets as conference champions. Now, however, it finds itself at the bottom of the standings— a drastic turnaround caused by coaching turnover and departing players that left last year’s powerhouse Lady Hawks searching for meaning.
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The Candy Apple Event at Garner Hall aimed to unite freshmen girls affected by COVID-19’s isolation. It promoted community, creativity, and friendship, helping them engage socially through apple decorating and shared experiences.
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Quincy University celebrated its 4th Annual Softball Alumni game during Homecoming Weekend, uniting former players and coaches to honor their softball legacy, featuring the 1985 National Championship team, while fostering community connections among alumni and current students.
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Quincy University’s Student Living Center hosted a successful event featuring smoothie-making and coloring. Designed as a peaceful escape, it allowed students to relax, socialize, and enjoy healthy snacks. The initiative was well-received, with plans for more similar events to foster community and wellness among students.
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Janice Dawson wanted to show her energy lighting up the room like a spotlight. She made the Hawk’s Nest lively and students were having a good time. To Janice, this was more than just another campus bash—it was a mission to make this something students can come to and get away from studies and anxiety of their sport.
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