QU students take on “Movember”
Students at Quincy University begin growing their moustache’s for the month of November to try and raise awareness for men’s mental health.
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Former QND and QU standout soccer player follows in his father’s footsteps
Taylor Reis swapped the playing boots for a coaching clipboard and now does his job from the sidelines.
Read moreMailroom introduces digital tracking system
The Quincy University mailroom has implemented a new tracking system to try and speed up the process.
Read moreCouple transfers to QU together
Sports brings students to the same school as their relationship grows.
Read moreStudents reflect on a college experience centered around COVID-19
Quincy University students look back on a year that has been made more difficult due to the pandemic.
Read moreREIS, HAYES AND HASAN EARN MEN’S SOCCER ALL-GLVC HONORS
By Michele Barletta The Quincy University men’s soccer team took big strides this season in an attempt to return to their glory days of college soccer. The Hawks ended the season 10-5-1 after finishing the GLVC regular season 9-4-1. Their record saw them finish tied for second place, however due to their loss to Maryville in the opening game of
Read moreStudents share their thoughts on Receiving the covid-19 vaccine
By Michele Barletta The Adams County Health Department has moved through their vaccine roll-out plan relatively quick in comparison to other county’s around the nation. Students at Quincy University have been lucky enough to be able to receive the vaccine so soon after it’s release. In February, students who held jobs on campus met the requirements to receive the vaccine
Read moreChisholm awarded comeback player of the year at Hawk awards banquet
By Michele Barletta Quincy University men’s soccer player Craig Chisholm’s season took a turn for the worst back in September 2019. As Chisholm drove down the wing with the ball at his feet, he used his trickery that he has become known for, to beat the defender. However, this time, the outcome was very different. After his leg hit the
Read moreSeniors prepare to walk through “cursed” kiosk on campus
A common superstition on campus is will you graduate in four years if you walk through the kiosk on campus?
Read moreQU Students voice concerns over the conditions of campus weight room
By Michele Barletta Athletes and non-athletes alike have spoken out about their dissatisfaction with the current equipment in the weight room, located in the Health and Fitness Center. Broken cables, ripped seats, rusted bars, and missing dumbbells are among the main problems with the equipment inside the weight room. Students have described the weight room as below par when being
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