It seems like it does. Be prepared, though, as Penguins are known to be hardcore during the competition. Quincy has taken on these unprecedented times in style, keeping the Penguin spirit alive and well.
This semester, Barkin noted, Quincy HoCo focused on revamping events to create incentives for people to hang out with the people in the House. One of the most beloved places to hang out and study in Quincy is the dining hall. For quieter, more secluded, Lamont-like study spaces, the Qube β a cube-shaped library full of large windows with a view of the courtyard β is the perfect place for a long study session.
The infamous Balcony Suite is a spacious, eight-person suite that leads out onto a balcony, which is actually the roof of the Qube library, overlooking the courtyard. Residents of the Balcony Suite usually host weekly parties for the entire House and larger community. You never have to walk far from your room to get to a party or go on a long walk to return home after a night out. Still eager to know about what life as a Penguin is really like? Look no further! Quincy has more glass than Gryffindor I imagine.
LMFH: I mean, everything. I think freshmen can just look forward to being in the best House on campus. KFB: I think that Quincy has incredible housing in terms of dimensions: big rooms, easy to get singles, easy to be with your friends in suites and also singles not in suites. We have an incredible community. If you put even the tiniest bit of effort into Quincy, Quincy will give you its whole heart back. Quincy House. By Elizabeth H. By Madison A.
Shirazi and Matthew J. By James S. By Gladys M Kisela.
