Quad Cities Campus


Welcome Week at WIU-Quad Cities

FEATURED EVENTS AT WIU-QUAD CITIES


Rocky Review Submission Information

All Rocky Review submissions must be submitted online through WIU Announcements. A WIU login is required to enter events, announcements, and other newsletter content. For additional questions, please contact Lexi Dittmar at aj-dittmar@wiu.edu.

Required: Multi-Factor Authentication For Google Services

When you log into Gmail, Calendar, or Drive from off campus or WIU-OPEN Wi-Fi, you’ll need to use Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA).

Set up MFA with a free authenticator app (like Google Authenticator). Instructions: wiu.edu/mfa.

Questions? Contact University Technology: support@wiu.edu | 309-298-TECH.

WIU Western Challenge: What a Difference a Day Makes April 24

Western Illinois University is excited to announce its 11th annual Western Challenge Day of Giving, scheduled for Friday, April 24. This year's theme, "What a Difference a Day Makes," celebrates the powerful impact a single day of generosity can have while highlighting the pride and tradition of the Leatherneck community.

Learn more.

WIU Western Challenge

WIU-QC Bookstore Restock!

Come to the WIU-QC Bookstore to see our new inventory and take advantage of a 10% storewide discount.

Offer ends Friday, May 1.

WIU Bookstore Online

WIU Bookstore

WIU-QC to Host Graduation Celebration May 13

Western Illinois University–Quad Cities (WIU-QC) will host a graduation celebration from 4–7 p.m., Wednesday, May 13, in the Riverfront Hall Atrium. Graduates are invited to attend for all or part of the evening as the university community gathers to recognize their achievements. The event will follow an open house format, allowing attendees to stop by at any time during the celebration.

Learn more.

Graduation Celebration

WQPT Seeking Student Ambassadors

The WQPT PBS Ambassador Program offers high school and college students a hands-on opportunity to gain real-world experience in areas like event planning, education, marketing, and community outreach.

Participants serve as representatives of PBS, engaging with local communities through school visits, workshops, library programs, and special events that bring educational resources to children and families across the region. The program not only helps students build professional skills, but also allows them to make a meaningful impact by supporting learning and community engagement.

Learn more.

WQPT Seeking Student Ambassadors