After losing its nursing program in 2018, Quincy College has received approval from the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Nursing, opening the door for more nurses to enter a workforce in ...

QUINCY ‒ Eastern Nazarene College will give some of the money from the pending sale of its Quincy campus to a new scholarship fund. The college announced its closure last June after more than ...

Quincy College, which has historically offered two-year associate degrees, is moving further toward bachelor’s programs in growing career fields such as business management, computer science and ...

Quincy College, which first opened in 1958, operates independently of the association and is technically owned by the city. Like such institutions across the country, ...

QUINCY ‒ With the fall semester beginning in September, new and returning students will add an extra jolt to the hustle and bustle of Quincy College's campuses at President's Place in the city ...

Quincy resident Jeffrey Smith is apprehensive of senior housing at the college. Smith, like many other residents in the neighborhood, has lived in Quincy for 15 years.

Quincy College has authorized $4.5 million to go to students put out by the termination of its nursing programs.The money will come from the school’s $15 million reserve fund at the request of ...

Quincy College offers 37 associate degrees and 27 certificate programs. Founded in 1958, it is a municipally affiliated college serving approximately 3,500 students at campuses in Quincy and Plymouth.

The median family income of a student from Quincy College is $62,400, and 23% come from the top 20 percent. About 2.5% of students at Quincy College came from a poor family but became a rich adult.

QUINCY, Mass. — The Quincy College Granites are sending players to the next level on scholarships – despite not having a home court and playing at a middle school.

The Granite, coached by former Quincy High star Doug Scott, are winning and making sure their players are prepared to go on to Div. 1, 2 or 3 schools.