Stuckmans celebrating family during coronavirus pandemic
Ryan, Kurt, and Tanner Stuckman are staying positive during these tough times. They will soon celebrate an addition to the family, as well.
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QU men’s lacrosse inaugural season canceled while team is in Alabama
The Quincy University men’s lacrosse team played just five games before the coronavirus pandemic forced the cancellation of their inaugural season.
Read moreInternational soccer player hustles home as coronavirus strikes in South Africa
COVID-19 almost kept QU goalkeeper Michele Barletta from going home.
Read moreNo spring football means more time at home for Gary Bass, QU football
QU head coach Gary Bass encourages everyone to stick together during these uncertain times.
Read moreHow student census numbers affect Quincy roads and infrastructure
Quincy City Planner Chuck Bevelheimer explains the role the census has in improving Quincy’s roads and infrastructure.
Read moreTitle III Grant: STEM project fires up new opportunities at QU and beyond
Quincy University received a $2.25 million federal grant in 2018. The school is using the money to fund a five-year STEM project.
Read moreWomen’s lacrosse has eyes set on history-making first game
First ever lacrosse game to be held at QU.
Read moreStuckman building on basketball legacy at QU
Quincy Notre Dame alum Tanner Stuckman talks family, basketball, and what has driven him to become the best player he can be.
Read moreRemembering The Black Mamba: QU students react to Kobe Bryant’s death
Kobe Bryant left the world too soon, but his legacy will live forever.
Read moreLocal church celebrates Martin Luther King Day
First Baptist Church of Quincy hosted the 34th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration on Monday.
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