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Narcan is a safe over the counter product that helps reverse opioid overdoses. Student and professionals discuss the importance of Narcan on campus.
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QU students and staff discuss the struggles of transfer credits
Quincy University students and staff discuss credits transferring with their major, and whether there are issues surrounding credits transferring. The question is if staff is willing to help students, which can be found in the story.
Read moreNCAA investigation: QU on probation because of poor eligibility record keeping
The NCAA investigation into athlete eligibility issues has been completed. QU Media covered this story in November 2024, Here is that report.
Read moreTwo Aussies, One Team: how Stynes and Bolton found a home at Quincy
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.
Read moreQU students react to Denmark’s plan to ban social media for children under 15
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.
Read moreA fifth year: what’s changing – and what it means for Quincy University
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.
Read moreNick White: From Division II all American to Quincy defensive line coach
Reflecting on the experience of playing for his father, a coach, Coach Nick White shares insights on values instilled by his dad, like discipline and mental toughness. Despite feeling pressure as the coach’s son, he takes pride in his family’s legacy. He emphasizes their combined impact on his growth as a player and coach.
Read moreThe Rebound: Quincy Women’s Basketball team and their road back to the top
Just a year ago, the Quincy University women’s basketball team stood at the top of the GLVC, cutting down the nets as conference champions. Now, however, it finds itself at the bottom of the standings— a drastic turnaround caused by coaching turnover and departing players that left last year’s powerhouse Lady Hawks searching for meaning.
Read moreHow dry season affects swimmers’ performance
When you think of the phrase ‘dry-season’ you probably think of weather and a place where it doesn’t rain. But for swimmers the term dry season means “time to lock in”. Being in the NCAA, the swim season is the longest sport to be in season with it ranging from early September to mid- February or early march. It is
Read moreQuincy University launches first doctoral programs in occupational and physical therapy
The programs will be in a hybrid format, combining online coursework with on-campus lab housing twice per semester. Students will get hands-on experience in QU’s newly renovated lab spaces, and it is designed to look like a real-world clinical environment.
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