Watch What You Say: How we can use language to our benefit
English professor says word choice is key to showing empathy.
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Andrew Rund posts record-setting performance in final game
With 486 yards against William Jewell on Nov. 16, Andrew Rund became the first QU quarterback to pass for 3,000 yards in a season.
Read moreStronger than Ever: Austin Downing’s journey back from season-ending injury
In December 2018, Austin Downing suffered the worst injury of his career. Now he’s feeling as strong as ever.
Read moreHawks set to take on Big Ten opponent
The QU men’s basketball team has their first exhibition game of the 2019-20 season on Thursday. The Hawks travel to Evanston, Ill., to take on Northwestern.
Read moreRund wins GLVC Offensive Player of the Week
After throwing for 350 yards and four touchdowns and rushing for another against Southwest Baptist, QU quarterback Andrew Rund won GLVC Offensive Player of the Week.
Read moreFall practices ramping up for QU lacrosse
The QU lacrosse team has one goal in mind: prove they can win.
Read moreMoving On: Hawks look forward to homecoming meeting with Truman State
The first home game wasn’t pretty, but the Hawks have a chance to bounce back this week against undefeated Truman State.
Read moreHome opener chance for Hawks to continue hot start
The Hawks have a chance to move to 3-0 with a win this Saturday.
Read moreTransfer wide receiver feeling right at home at QU
By Shane Hulsey Brandon Gaston hasn’t had any trouble fitting in at his new school. That’s because he can fit in anywhere. “I really haven’t had a hard time here, honestly,” Gaston said. “I’m the type of person that’s open to everything. I’m not really a closed person. I was open to all my teammates when I first came here,
Read moreQU Football Preview: Preparations intensify as first game approaches
By Shane Hulsey Energy. Kinetic, molecular, chemical, whatever kind of energy it was, it was on full display at Quincy University’s football practice this week. Things were moving. Things were fast. Music was blaring. Coaches were running from drill to drill. Players were sprinting, trying to beat them. In live drills, the offense was moving at breakneck speed. Quarterbacks barked
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