Boil Order impacts Quincy University students and staff
For many QU students, especially international ones, this was a new experience. German freshman Mathilda Rumpf said she had never heard about a boil order before.
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A 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 moreFreshman defender Gracie Vierra brings California power to the Lady Hawks’ back line
Gracie Vierra has started every match in her first collegiate season, showing consistency, talent, composure, and leadership beyond her years.
Read moreLife on the sidelines: the tough life of a coach’s spouse
Life as a coach is demanding, characterized by relentless practices and games, impacting personal relationships. Coaches often rely on their supportive partners who stand by them through the challenges. Celebrating moments together, like anniversaries or family outings, helps maintain balance amid the rigorous coaching lifestyle.
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 moreQuincy University’s Women’s Soccer Team returns to GLVC Tournament for first time in 5 years
The Lady Hawks secured their postseason spot with a 2-0 win against Missouri S&T on Sunday, Oct. 19th, 2025. The last time Quincy reached the GLVC Tournament was the 2020-21 season, so making this achievement is a major milestone for the program.
Read moreNew sharks in the water: How Quincy NCAA football is making waves at the HFC pool
Every Sunday at 5 PM, the HFC pool transforms into a workout zone for football players, providing a relaxing recovery option after intense games. Coach Tyler Wilson emphasizes its benefits for team bonding, reducing injury risk, and aiding muscle recovery. Players appreciate this unique approach, blending fun with effective exercise.
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 moreWiller Hall Residents still waiting for the “Pizza alarm” after months of false fire alerts
The deal is simple: if Willer Hall can make it 60 consecutive days without a single fire alarm, the residents will be rewarded with what they’re calling the “pizza alarm,” a hall-wide pizza party to celebrate. But months into the semester, that goal remains unmet.
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