How to prepare a ham dinner
The post details a comprehensive guide for cooking and glazing a ham, and preparing mashed potatoes as a side.
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Students struggle to learn Navigate appointment system
Quincy University introduced Navigate, an app to enhance student communication, despite initial setup difficulties.
Read moreStudents share how they prepare for finals
Final exams are approaching; preparation may include study schedules, active learning techniques, and possible tutoring sessions.
Read moreQuincy University hosted a debate about the necessity of religion
A debate was held on the topic of religion and whether it was necessary for common good.
Read moreHawk Talk S6: E5 Fall highlights and a look ahead to spring baseball
Griffin Kirn and Austin Simpson reflect on the highlights of the past fall season and discuss their anticipation for their upcoming baseball season.
Read moreQU students support no classes on Fridays
Quincy University students advocate for four-day weeks, reserving Fridays for study, extracurriculars, and personal growth, believing it would boost academic performance.
Read moreQU students participated in the Illinois Broadcasters Association Fall Conference
QU students visit the IBA event in Normal, Illinois to gain more knowledge in the field of broadcasting.
Read moreCEO Club gives North Campus a spooky make–over
The CEO Club is getting ready for Halloween by making a haunted house in North Campus. The haunted house will utilize four floors of the Franciscan Retreat Center of North Campus. Time is short, as they are putting the haunted house together within a week. “With the haunted house, we start on the 22nd and got until the 27th, so,
Read moreHawk Talk S6: E4: QU Sports Wrap
Lucas Ladenthin hosts this episode with Tyler Menendez and Colin Fitzgerald. They recap the past two weeks of QU sports, look ahead to what’s coming up and talk NFL predictions.
Read moreQuincy University has its annual day of service
Quincy University canceled class for a day of service, where students and faculty volunteered in their local community.
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