#Adulting Series Ends With a Discussion on Investing
The presentation focused mainly on how students should invest their money once they graduate and begin their careers after college.
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#Adulting Series Continues with Discussion on Budgeting
QU Professor of Accounting Mitch Ellison explained the importance of budgeting and tax planning.
Read moreSchumacher’s Hard Work Shows in Senior Recital
By Travis Richmiller On Friday, March 24, Quincy University senior Jacob Schumacher performed his senior and final recital at the Connie Niemann Center for Music. He was accompanied by Laura Kammerer on piano during the recital. Together, they played pieces from famous composers such as Antonio Vivaldi, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Ludwig Van Beethoven. He also performed four sketches by
Read moreA One Stop Shop At The Financial Aid Office
By Travis Richmiller During the spring break, a major change occurred in the Business and Financial Aid Offices so QU could provide students with the best customer service possible. All questions about financial records will now be handled in the Financial Aid Office, which is located in Room 104 of Francis Hall. Students will now be able to handle all of their financial
Read moreCupid’s Delivery Service Brightens Quincy’s Hearts Yet Again
By Travis Richmiller Quincy University’s Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization celebrated Valentine’s Day by making special deliveries to locals on February 13 and 14. This is the third year that the organization has hosted the event. For the small price of $40, the organization made a special delivery sent to your significant other. The delivery consisted of red roses, 10 handmade chocolate
Read moreClarinet Day Strikes a Note With Students
By Travis Richmiller On Saturday Feb. 4, Quincy University hosted Clarinet Day in the Connie Niemann Center for Music. Christine Damm, assistant professor of music at QU, founded the event in order to bring local students to campus so that they could meet with other aspiring musicians. She loves that it gives QU students a chance to work with high
Read moreCubs Mania has hit Quincy With A Burning Passion
On Wednesday,November 2, the Chicago Cubs defeated the Cleveland Indians in game 7 of the World Series. The Cubs won their first World Series since 1908. They ended the 108 year drought by winning a wild game 7 that ended up going into extra innings. Game 7 had everything you could imagine. The Cubs had a lead going into the
Read moreHey Chicago What Do You Say? The Cubs Are in The World Series Today!
The last time the Chicago Cubs played in the World Series was 1945. The last time they won the World Series was in 1908. Tonight the Chicago Cubs will finally play in their first World Series in 71 years and are looking to end their 108-year World Series championship drought and break their fabled “curse.” The Cubs will be facing off
Read moreCru Gets Closer to God at Fall Getaway
Quincy University’s Campus Crusade for Christ group just recently returned from a trip at the Turkey Hill Ranch Bible Camp located in the Ozarks. The trip took place from September 30 until October 2. Four Cru students were able to go on a trip to grow closer as QU Cru leaders, connect with other college students, and grow closer to God.
Read moreStudents at QU Benefitting from Emotional Support Animals
By Travis Richmiller After having a hard day at school, while heading back to your dorm room, have you ever had the urge to be greeted by your favorite pet? But as you wish this would come true you think to yourself, “I can’t possibly bring my pet on campus and have him live in the dorms with me.” Well
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