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QU Announces New Men’s Volleyball Head Coach

Quincy University has announced Caren Kemner as the next head men’s volleyball coach.   Kemner comes to QU from Culver Stockton College, where she served as
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Quincy University Announces New Business Fundamentals Course

Quincy University has announced a new foundational course in business literacy, to be called Business Fundamentals.  Designed for juniors and seniors who are not business
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QU to Host 158th Commencement Ceremony

Quincy University will host its 158th Commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 8, 2021, at QU Stadium at two different times, 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m.,
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Gray Gallery to Host Baccalaureate Exhibition

Quincy University’s Gray Gallery will host the annual Baccalaureate Exhibition, April 26 – May 15. The virtual exhibition presents a retrospective of each graduate’s growth and
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QU Academic Symposium

QU’s Fourth Annual Academic Symposium Available to View Online

Quincy University’s fourth annual Academic Symposium is now available to view online. Twenty-seven students, with the support of eight mentors, presented their original research within
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QU to Serve as Host Site for Vaccination Clinic

Quincy University in cooperation with the Adams County Health Department will host a COVID-19 vaccination clinic Tuesday, April 13, from 2 – 4 p.m. in
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Statement From QU President Brian McGee About the Reported Assault of a QU Student Over the Weekend

Over the weekend, I am very sad to report that a QU student was assaulted and injured while out at a local nightclub. I am
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QU Announces Fall 2021 Presidential Scholarship Recipients

Five high school seniors have been awarded a 2021 Quincy University Augustus Tolton Presidential Scholarship. The students attained a minimum ACT score of 26 or
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QU Returns to Traditional Schedule for Next School Year

Quincy University has published its 2021-2022 academic calendar, which returns the university to a traditional schedule for the fall and spring semesters. The university will
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