Josh Miley, head athletic trainer at Quincy University, has a pet tarantula named Francis. He acquired Francis during a prank war, showcasing his passion for these creatures. Miley also had another tarantula, Roy, who unfortunately passed during molting. He enjoys using Francis’s shed skin to prank football players, blending humor with his unique pet ownership.
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Brianna and Jason Graham review “The Transformers: The Movie” (1986), reflecting on nostalgia, animation quality, and its fast-paced plot. While it remains an effective toy advertisement, its intense moments and visuals still resonate today.
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Quincy University’s Creative Writing Club, founded by Lindsey Witt, fosters a supportive environment for introverts, hosting meetings with prompts and collaboration among participants.
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QU Media’s Henry Balmer and Jake Vitale catch us up on weekly sports happenings on campus. They talk about QU’s stunt team’s first competition, the baseball trip to Florida, and feeling their age as four-year seniors.
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Quincy offers free yoga and various fitness classes, including pilates and aqua aerobics, accessible throughout the week. These activities enhance mental well-being and physical health for all students, encouraging participation as a means to relieve stress and promote mindfulness.
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Brianna Graham compares three oatmeal brands from Walmart: Great Value, Quaker, and Kodiak, assessing their price, flavor, texture, and packaging. Quaker emerged as the best option, offering a satisfying balance of taste and texture, despite longer cooling time.
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The rivalry between the schools in the GLVC conference, particularly between Quincy and McKendree, is intense and marked by animosity. Games are closely contested, with players feeling pressure to perform. The lack of respect shown by McKendree towards their rival only fuels further resentment and heightened emotions during matchups.
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The Quincy community participated in the annual Polar Plunge on February 23, 2025, raising $20,000 for Special Olympics. The event showcased unity, with participants jumping into icy water to support athletes with intellectual disabilities, fostering camaraderie and inclusion.
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Sigma Phi Eta’s Crushgram fundraiser for Valentine’s Day faced backlash due to a price hike from $1 to $3. Despite mixed reactions, the event aims to support sorority activities and philanthropy.
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NAMI is a campus mental health advocacy center promoting wellness and reducing stigma around mental health and suicide. Through various projects, including training and awareness events, NAMI encourages open conversations, support systems, and resources for students struggling with mental health challenges.
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