From CULVER-STOCKTON COLLEGE TO QUINCY UNIVERSITY, CULLEN SMITH EARNs SECOND college DEGREe
Graduate Assistant Cullen Smith earned his Master’s Degree of Education while working in QU Athletics.
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Alumna Baylee Smith pursuing career goals at supplment superstores
Former QU student and women’s soccer is passionate about helping others reach their full potential for a living.
Read moreCouples have something to look forward to during a summer apart
Long-distance relationship couples make plans for future dates for the upcoming 2021 fall semester.
Read moreStudents taking opportunities for a better future
International mens tennis players explain their time as a student athlete in America.
Read moreStudent athletes’ healthy eating tips
Student athletes give healthy eating tips and list their favorite healthy foods and snacks.
Read moreStudents reflect on a college experience centered around COVID-19
Quincy University students look back on a year that has been made more difficult due to the pandemic.
Read moreREIS, HAYES AND HASAN EARN MEN’S SOCCER ALL-GLVC HONORS
By Michele Barletta The Quincy University men’s soccer team took big strides this season in an attempt to return to their glory days of college soccer. The Hawks ended the season 10-5-1 after finishing the GLVC regular season 9-4-1. Their record saw them finish tied for second place, however due to their loss to Maryville in the opening game of
Read moreStudents share their thoughts on Receiving the covid-19 vaccine
By Michele Barletta The Adams County Health Department has moved through their vaccine roll-out plan relatively quick in comparison to other county’s around the nation. Students at Quincy University have been lucky enough to be able to receive the vaccine so soon after it’s release. In February, students who held jobs on campus met the requirements to receive the vaccine
Read moreChisholm awarded comeback player of the year at Hawk awards banquet
By Michele Barletta Quincy University men’s soccer player Craig Chisholm’s season took a turn for the worst back in September 2019. As Chisholm drove down the wing with the ball at his feet, he used his trickery that he has become known for, to beat the defender. However, this time, the outcome was very different. After his leg hit the
Read moreStudents talk pros and cons of online classes
For the 2020-2021, school year and the end of the 2019-2020 school year Quincy University Students took a mix of online courses and in-person classes. For many students, this was their first experience with online classes. Some students thrived with online classes the last two semesters, and some are ready for a return to all in-person schedules. Jaylen Boyd, a
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