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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Life as a coach is demanding, characterized by relentless practices and games, impacting personal relationships. Coaches often rely on their supportive partners who stand by them through the challenges. Celebrating moments together, like anniversaries or family outings, helps maintain balance amid the rigorous coaching lifestyle.
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Every Sunday at 5 PM, the HFC pool transforms into a workout zone for football players, providing a relaxing recovery option after intense games. Coach Tyler Wilson emphasizes its benefits for team bonding, reducing injury risk, and aiding muscle recovery. Players appreciate this unique approach, blending fun with effective exercise.
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Quincy University celebrated its 4th Annual Softball Alumni game during Homecoming Weekend, uniting former players and coaches to honor their softball legacy, featuring the 1985 National Championship team, while fostering community connections among alumni and current students.
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Hawk Life at Quincy University hosted a popular Snow Cone Event, offering classic flavors for students to enjoy during a hot summer day. The event aimed to foster community and provide a fun break for students, especially first-year attendees, while serving hundreds of cones and sparking joy amidst the stress of the academic year.
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Quincy University’s NCAA football team faced the Lincoln Blue Tigers in their first GLVC match in Jefferson City, Missouri. After a bye week and a loss to Roosevelt University, Coach Jason Killday emphasized the goal of securing a road victory against a strong opponent, supported by an energetic HBCU band.
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Quincy University’s new quarterback, Bradyn Little, excels with impressive stats, earning accolades and rekindling community excitement. His high school achievements make him a celebrated addition to the Hawks’ football team.
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