Since fall 2020, Wake Up Wednesday at Quincy University has provided a consistent, welcoming space for students, fostering connection and community spirit. Organized by Kristen Liesen, its popularity shows no signs of waning.
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This semester, there are more students at Quincy University than there has been in the past 30 years. As the university grows, concerns rise.
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Easter has looked odd for a few years now. Since the Covid-19 pandemic, big gatherings at church and with family are a thing of the past. As much as people crave traditional celebrations, we are all facing another year of irregular Easter celebrations.
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QU Women’s Volleyball hosts its annual Wine and Art event after Alumni Scrimmage.
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On Feb. 25, 2022, Quincy University president Brian McGee sent out an email to all the students and faculty staff of the university. The email included general information and a university specific update on the requirements for mask mandates, COVID-19 testing, and vaccinations. Highlighting what exactly it was that went into effect the Monday, Feb. 28th, based on the information
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Students give their favorite ways to cope with anxiety and stress. Students also open up about the importance of seeking professional help if needed.
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Mandates and protocols for all aspects of students lives have been affected by the COVID pandemic.
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The presence of a household pet has been linked to improved mental health and socialization.
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Students have been having trouble getting their textbooks this semester. Shipping delays, caused by Covid-19, could continue into 2022.
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The Adam’s County Health Department administered COVID-19 booster shots to the students and staff of Quincy University on November 10.
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