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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Madi Kunkel and her mother, Katie Gorden, faced a series of challenges going through a near-fatal car accident including the loss of their two dogs. After a harrowing journey to get help, Gorden miraculously survived with severe injuries. Her recovery, supported by faith and community, led to newfound strength and gratitude.
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Quincy celebrates its blessings and nature’s beauty through a longtime tradition.
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The Quincy Museum held its 25th Annual Folk Festival in order to interact with the community and raise money for the museum.
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Students and community members take time to make a difference. Serving is not only important but impactful.
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Annie McGinnis, QU sophomore and Carter’s Coffee Bar employee, showing off the new “Spring Fling” drink.
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QU’s Black Student Union group holds forum to address civility.
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Senior fundraising event gives back to QU.
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By Reggie Austin QU Res-life, BSU, and Delta Tau Delta hosted a “Guy Talk” in the Hawks Nest. The discussion was aimed at talking about Title IX and what student’s rights are. Director of Security and Safety Sam Lathrop offered some insight into what happens during a Title IX investigation. “Most people assume that Title IX is only limited to
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The story of Augustus Tolton is brought to life by Andrae Goodnight.
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