Students find balance between responsibilities

Juliann Heck poses in her scrubs with her completely full calendar.
Read moreJuliann Heck poses in her scrubs with her completely full calendar.
Read moreFather Augustus Tolton rose from the life of a slave to become the first recognized African-American Catholic priest in the US. Much of this life was spent in Quincy, Illinois.
Read moreQU Athletes adapt to new routines during pandemic.
Read moreThe QU Hawks football team looks to raise the bar this upcoming season.
Read moreGenerations talk about the role of social media in their lives.
Read moreQU sports medicine staff detail the COVID-19 protocol for this semester.
Read moreWhy are QU’s colors brown and white? Take a look at the history behind the colors how they have evolved to what they are today.
Read moreStudent-athletes at Quincy University have been trying to navigate through the school year during these tough times they have never witnessed before with their mental and physical health being at stake. According to the NCAA Student-Athlete COVID-19 Well-Being Survey, respondents noted academic worries (43%), lack of access to sport (33%), COVID-19 health concerns (31%), and financial worries (24%) as the
Read moreStudent, athlete, and volunteer sets an example for all QU students.
Read moreQuincy University’s Associate Director of Transfer Admissions Justin Ray, ensures unique opportunities and resources for transfer students in their search for success. Transfer admissions are on the rise as many universities are experiencing a large amount of returning transfers and new students due to the effects of the pandemic. With a expansion of new faces to QU, counselors and teachers
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