Your Dose of Duhawk News and Features
Loras College Masters of Athletic Training students Madeline Smith and Dayna Hartje claimed first prize in the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) Student Writing Contest. It marks the first time Loras students have won this national competition.
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The Loras Football season is underway with a unique slate of spring games. Head Coach Steve Helminiak (’91) joins the podcast to discuss the adjustments his staff had to make when the season was postponed in the fall, how his student athletes have handled the adjustment and preview the rest of the season.
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CARES Lab Director Dr. Keith Thraen-Borowski is joined by CARES Lab graduates Rachel Valente (’19), Alex Hoffstetter (’19), Danielle Rossell (’20) and current students Marissa Schroeder (’21), Hadalyn Anderson (’21) and Grace Surma (’21) as they reflect on the the impact it has had on them.
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Bishop Rohlman donated a bas relief of Pope Pius X placed at the bottom of the west façade. It was carved from Biancoduro marble in Seravezza, Italy and carved in the marble studios at Pietrasanta, Italy.
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Sustainability efforts are about educating and bringing awareness to environmental issues, especially climate change and how it impacts all humans and the world around us.”
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Professor of Marketing Hugh Graham is wrapping up his 33rd and final year at Loras College as he prepares for retirement. He joined the podcast to reflect on his experience at the College, his desire to continue to learn and his plans moving forward.
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After multiple virtual performances since the Covid-19 pandemic, this is the first time this academic year that the Loras Players will be in front of a live audience.
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Brewster is a biochemistry major and an honors student. She has remained active throughout her time at Loras, including serving as a supplemental instructor in organic chemistry, Women’s Basketball team captain and officer in the chemistry club. She plans to pursue medical school after graduation.
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Du-Earth Week has been a collaborative effort arranged by Loras Sustainability, Loras Peace and Justice, Student Union, and Loras Environmental Action Forum (LEAF).
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Kristin Anderson-Bricker, Professor of History, will present an online historical perspective on women earning the right to vote entitled “Anna B. Lawther and Dubuque’s Connection to the Fight for Women’s Suffrage” on Tuesday, March 23 at 7 p.m. on Zoom.
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