David Brader, a former NFL punter, founded Snap Kick Punt (SKP) to enhance kicking skills from high school to professional levels, emphasizing technique over talent. Former Quincy University kicker Andrew Lenzen has joined as a volunteer coach. SKP focuses on individual athlete improvement, fostering a supportive environment for young players’ development.
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A petition started at Quincy University is urging for a four-way stop at the 20th St. and Chestnut St. intersection to reduce accidents.
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Quincy University, rooted in Catholic tradition, faces challenges as diverse faiths emerge within its growing student body, highlighting the need for better support and resources for non-Catholic practices.
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Michele Barletta, a graduate assistant coach for Quincy University’s women’s soccer team, aims to share his passion for soccer while finishing his MBA, leveraging his playing experience and coaching commitment.
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QU Media reporter Carter Lenzen hosts a reporter roundtable. Reporters talk about their final stories of the semester, with ideas for how to fix some of the issues plaguing commuters, athletes, and students with cars.
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Quincy University will offer doctoral degrees in Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy starting January 2026, marking its first doctoral programs in 164 years, reflecting commitment to growth and community service.
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Quincy University football achieved remarkable milestones in the GLVC this season, breaking records, winning five conference games, and showcasing continuous improvement, with a strong focus on future success.
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Brandon Granger and Brock Inman celebrate their senior day at QU, marking the end of their football journey as teammates after 16 years. Although parting is bittersweet, their friendship and future endeavors remain strong.
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Quincy University students face severe laundry challenges due to inadequate machines, leading to frustration and wasted time as enrollment continues to grow.
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A sea of fans dressed in all-black filled Pepsi Arena to watch the Quincy University Hawks take down the Tritons of the University of Missouri-St. Louis in a ranked battle on November 8. The Hawks won 3-1, and the victory takes them to 22-3 overall and 9-1 in conference play. The loss brings UMSL to a 17-6 record overall and
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