Flash to the past at the Quincy Museum
The Quincy Museum held its 25th Annual Folk Festival in order to interact with the community and raise money for the museum.
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History at your fingertips: Quincy’s incunabula
A look at some of the oldest, printed books in the world, kept safe in Quincy.
Read moreHidden Gem in Brenner Library under lock and key
A special room at the Brenner Library holds the Franciscan Rare Book Collection. The collection includes an incunabula registered by the United States Library of Congress.
Read moreWhat is the meaning behind QU’s colors?
Why are QU’s colors brown and white? Take a look at the history behind the colors how they have evolved to what they are today.
Read moreThe top 10 sporting events in history for you to re-watch
With no new games being played, here’s a list of ones worth rewatching.
Read moreArt, history or education..what’s your major?
Finding what fits for you is a struggle for some students, Quincy University offers many courses for students to take.
Read moreQU Students make SGA election history
Unprecedented election results put two students in president position.
Read moreIn Defense of the Humanities
An editorial by Lexie Broemmer, editor-in-chief of The Falcon As I was starting my freshman year at QU, I decided to major in Business Management. I didn’t do this because I liked business or anything to do with it; I did it because it seemed like the most practical major for me. I mean, a degree in business would help
Read moreFebruary Marks the Beginning for QU
By: Sarah Vahlkamp The month of February is a very special month for Quincy University. On February 6th, 1860, QU began classes with a first class of only 50 students. QU was originally built with a church, friary, and school for seminarians who were looking to receive their education for priesthood. However, the school was also open to laymen wanting
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