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Wide awake: students consume lots of caffeine at Quincy University

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A local Starbucks that is frequently used by Quincy University students for their coffee and caffeine fix.

As the sun rises over Quincy University, caffeine becomes the unofficial fuel of campus life. From steaming mugs clutched by sleepy students rushing to early classes to cold brews cracked open before afternoon practices, caffeine pulses through the daily rhythm of students and student-athletes alike. It sharpens focus in lecture halls, boosts energy in the weight room, and quietly connects everyone chasing success — one cup, can, or shot at a time.

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Becoming an RA at Quincy University: a step-by-step guide

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Student leaders helping with freshman move in day.

Thinking about becoming an RA at a small university like Quincy University? It’s more than just supervising dorms—it’s about mentoring students, building community, and creating a positive campus experience. From meeting eligibility requirements to completing your application and interview, the process helps ensure you’re ready to support your peers and make a real impact. With training and hands-on experience, being an RA is a chance to develop leadership skills, form meaningful connections, and leave a lasting mark on campus life.

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Student government returns to Quincy University as students aim to shape the future

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Quincy University’s Student Government is reinstated for Spring 2026, responding to student demand. Led by Luísa Andrade, the group aims to improve campus life and represent diverse student organizations.

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Kicking through adversity: Emma Tell finds strength on and off the field

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Emma Tell, a Quincy University soccer player, overcomes significant health challenges, including multiple injuries and POTS, highlighting the importance of her supportive team while redefining her identity beyond athletics.

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Two Aussies, One Team: how Stynes and Bolton found a home at Quincy

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Ethan and Tiernan bringing the ball up court to possibly score for the Hawks.

Tiernan​‍​‌‍​‍‌​‍​‌‍​‍‌ Stynes and Ethan Bolton flew over 9,000 miles from Australia to be part of the Quincy Hawks, not only changing their lives but also the men’s basketball team tremendously. Back home, these two were just friends, but now they’ve become an unstoppable duo on the court, as both have been elevated to the starting lineup and are racking up the stats right away. Even though they are miles away from their families, they have become a source of support for one another, as well as through the Quincy basketball team, which has made them feel like a real second home. Their narrative is a journey through different opportunities, forming bonds, and the most surprising places where you can call ​‍​‌‍​‍‌​‍​‌‍​‍‌home.

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Birdies and smiles: The golf tournament with special rules and bigger impacts

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A man putting with a golf club.

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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Zyn: the little pouch taking over college campuses

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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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