The Quincy University men’s bowling team participated in the Team Match Games, facing challenges on day one but ultimately improving to finish 13th overall. They aim for a top 25 national ranking. Meanwhile, the women’s team ended in 17th, striving for better performances in the upcoming second semester.
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The Center for Entrepreneurship and Kappa Zeta Rho hosted a Women’s Entrepreneurship Panel at Francis Hall, featuring entrepreneurs Hilary Emrick and Kristina Dula. The event provided insights into their journeys, emphasizing resilience and mentorship. Attendees gained valuable knowledge on business challenges and opportunities, fostering confidence in aspiring female entrepreneurs.
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Quincy University hosted its inaugural Residence Hall Halloween event on October 30, featuring diverse activities across dormitories to foster community and relieve academic stress. Highlights included caramel apples, cozy bonfires, and a lively party with games at Garner Hall. The event successfully created lasting memories and strengthened community ties among students.
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Quincy University’s Women’s Volleyball team is a major attraction on campus, drawing large crowds and fostering community spirit in the Pepsi Arena. Dedicated volunteers, through the Mart Heinen Booster Club enhance the game-day experience, making it about connection rather than just competition. As the season ends, the team’s success reflects their strong fan support.
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The Hawks men’s bowling team competes in the Mid-States Championships in Wichita, marking a significant event as it is the first tier one the original team ever did. With over 15 players now, leadership from seniors like Caden Witt has fostered growth, mentorship, and unity, ensuring future success beyond their departure.
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Bob Mays Park in Quincy offers recreational activities, including a popular disc golf course introduced in 2015. Suitable for beginners and experienced players, disc golf is an engaging outdoor sport that promotes community and relaxation. As winter approaches, the course will close but will reopen in spring for continued enjoyment.
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Students conduct first Bible study of the year, leading to the exploration of faith and build their relationships with God.
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Ninety percent of college students regularly consume coffee to stay focused. An experiment in Quincy, Illinios, revealed students couldn’t identify coffee from local shops. Even an employee guessed wrong. A student, despite preferring one shop, was surprised by another’s coffee. The lesson: don’t judge coffee by the brand.
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School is hard for everyone, but spring has shown up and we are close to finals. To get away from the stress, here are some ideas to help.
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Kaci Bailey has become a well-known person around the QU campus in just two years of being a head coach for the women’s basketball team. Bailey has been all over the map with many different jobs for each university. The first was an assistant basketball coach and recruiting coordinator at Henderson State University. She was also the interim head coach
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