The cafeteria at Quincy University is hosting Global Street Food Day on Tuesday, November 12t, 2025 with authentic international street food every student can try out. As students sample food around the globe, they will also learn about the cultural significance of each dish, whether it be taco al pastor, pad thai, falafel, or bibimbap!
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For many QU students, especially international ones, this was a new experience. German freshman Mathilda Rumpf said she had never heard about a boil order before.
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The NCAA will vote in January on landmark “fifth-year” eligibility legislation, a move that would revolutionize the college athletics experience. For Quincy University student-athletes, the change would be about more than just extra time on the field—it could allow the flexibility to balance athletics, academics, and recovery in ways never before possible.
Read moreReflecting on the experience of playing for his father, a coach, Coach Nick White shares insights on values instilled by his dad, like discipline and mental toughness. Despite feeling pressure as the coach’s son, he takes pride in his family’s legacy. He emphasizes their combined impact on his growth as a player and coach.
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Every Sunday at 5 PM, the HFC pool transforms into a workout zone for football players, providing a relaxing recovery option after intense games. Coach Tyler Wilson emphasizes its benefits for team bonding, reducing injury risk, and aiding muscle recovery. Players appreciate this unique approach, blending fun with effective exercise.
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The Candy Apple Event at Garner Hall aimed to unite freshmen girls affected by COVID-19’s isolation. It promoted community, creativity, and friendship, helping them engage socially through apple decorating and shared experiences.
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Quincy University organizes an annual day of service to give back to the community, embodying its Franciscan values. Students and staff engage in various activities, from food collection to campus improvement. Participants look forward to contributing positively, with various sports teams collaborating with local organizations and schools.
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Quincy students gathered in MacHugh theater to learn about the U.S. Constitution.
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Quincy University’s Student Living Center hosted a successful event featuring smoothie-making and coloring. Designed as a peaceful escape, it allowed students to relax, socialize, and enjoy healthy snacks. The initiative was well-received, with plans for more similar events to foster community and wellness among students.
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Quincy University’s new quarterback, Bradyn Little, excels with impressive stats, earning accolades and rekindling community excitement. His high school achievements make him a celebrated addition to the Hawks’ football team.
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