COVID-19 Exhibit to Run Through May
An origami exhibit displayed on the Loras College campus remembering this Iowan and the nearly 10,000 others who have died of COVID-19 will end its run on May 31.
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Author: Robert Waterbury
Loras May Term, Calendar Change Increase Student Opportunities
The College is beginning and ending its fall semester one week earlier than the current academic calendar. In addition, Loras is shifting from a January term to a May term schedule to provide students with enhanced experiential learning opportunities.
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Loras Choirs Spring Concert Focusing On Lent, Easter
The Loras College Choirs will provide a Lenten reflection and a celebration of Easter at their spring concert on March
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Montgomery Fate to Lead Memoir Workshop on Campus
The Loras College English Department will host author Tom Montgomery Fate as he leads a workshop on writing memoirs. The free event will be held on campus in the Wahlert Curriculum Library on March 21 at 9:30 a.m.
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Wind Ensemble Taking Audience to the Movies
The Loras College Wind Ensemble will bring a touch of Hollywood to Dubuque for their spring concert, A Night at the Movies in the Alumni Campus Center Ballroom on Saturday, March 18 at 7 p.m.
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Loras Media Studies Earns 14th Consecutive ICMA Excellence Award
Loras College media studies students earned 22 awards over 12 categories in the Iowa College Media Association (ICMA) Awards on Thursday, February 2, including Outstanding Video Excellence for the fourteenth consecutive year.
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Theune to Speak on “Poetry’s Fitting Surprise” at Loras
Loras College with host a talk on surprises in creative writing, particularly poetry, from Michael Theune, PhD, on March 1 at 7 pm on the third floor of the Miller Academic Resource Center.
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Applied Analytics Making Community Impact
What makes these capstone projects significant is the real-world application of what they have learned through the program. From working with a local brewery and insurance company, students not only see how their data analysis translates into real business, but they are able to develop critical skills to help them both gather the necessary information and effective share out the results of their findings.
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Engineering Awarded $155K Grant for Facilities Upgrades
Loras College announced it was awarded a $155,000 grant from the Roy J. Carver Charitable Trust to benefit students and faculty of the engineering program.
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Loras Biochemistry Program Earns ASBMB Accreditation
With accreditation, students in the program are eligible to sit for the ASBMB certification exam, which provides them the opportunity to demonstrate their competitiveness with peers from across the nation.
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