In the Midwest, golf tournaments are a tradition, often bringing friends together. Kevin Corn initiated the Birdies and Smiles program at Ranken Jordan Pediatric Bridge Hospital, using golf to uplift pediatric patients. A unique tournament, featuring one club play and limited beers, raises funds for the hospital while ensuring a fun, supportive atmosphere.
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Most social media has a limit from 13 years old, but according to Børns Vilkår 94% children before the age of 13 have a profile on at least one social media platform.
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College students in the U.S. have seen various nicotine trends, from cigarettes in the 1950s to e-cigarettes in the 2010s, and now Zyn nicotine pouches. These smoke-free pouches, favored for their convenience and variety, raise concerns about long-term health effects, particularly cardiovascular issues and dependence.
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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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College athletes endure challenging travel experiences, including cramped buses, unpleasant hotel stays, and tough games, while balancing sports, academics, and social lives, all for potential championships.
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Kylan, Katey, Emma, and Tristan discuss their recent movie views, sharing insights on Weapons, Legends of the Fall, Pride and Prejudice, and Regretting You.
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The Quincy University women’s volleyball team closed out their home slate in thrilling fashion on November 7, 2025, as they swept Truman State University in straight sets at Pepsi Arena.
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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.
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Gracie Vierra has started every match in her first collegiate season, showing consistency, talent, composure, and leadership beyond her years.
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