Students wonder how legalized marijuana can cause trouble on campus
The state legalized Marijuana at the beginning of 2020, and we see how students have handled the difference in policy on campus.
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How flipping a car led to winning two championships
In 2018, Jake Powers took home two championships in a nail-biter. He is eager to return to Quincy this season.
Read moreQuincy, the first stop on the road to freedom
The history of the underground railroad in Quincy; looking back to see what has changed in 150 years.
Read moreLocal gym offers personalized training programs
Xcel Performance focuses on helping the individual based off their needs.
Read moreStay-at-home orders make Chicago streets look like ghost town
Due to Covid-19, Chicago has been labeled a “near ghost town.”
Read moreEssential Heroes: Truck Drivers
Truck drivers become an essential key to everyday life during COVID-19 pandemic.
Read moreIf I Knew Then What I Know Now…
If I knew that before spring break would be the “lasts” of my senior year I would have cherished those moments a little more.
Read moreCensus has an impact on free and reduced lunch programs
College students who participate in the Census help local school districts.
Read moreQUestion: Should Chicago become the 51st state?
By: Emma Hoyt As of Thursday Feb. 7, 2019, three Illinois republicans are in pursuit of making Chicago the 51st state, hitting close to home for Quincy University students. Daniela Mancilla, a freshman at Quincy University, is from Chicago. “I love Chicago! I am very proud to say that I’m from Chicago. I love the city life. I love the
Read moreWill Amtrak Remain Available for Quincy Students?
Recently a group called Midwest Interstate Passenger Rail Commission (MIPRC) has been doing a study and research based upon how often college students in the Midwest travel on the train, using Amtrak to go back and forth between home and school. The study was conducted in November 2015-February 2016. MIPRC focused on 6 states and 30 colleges and Universities across the Midwest.
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