Duhawk Digest | Dianne Gibson
Dianne Gibson shares her memories of her time working with students and the groundwork she laid for establishment of the Lynch Learning Center.
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Alumni
Hall of Fame to Welcome 5 New Members
Loras College is pleased to announce the induction of Kathryn (Froehlich) Christiansen (’91), Pete Maldonado ’92, Rob Murray ’01, Kyle White ’08 and Joe Schaefer (’62) as the Loras College Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2020.
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Presidential Update – Looking to the Future
“My Catholic faith and my faith in our campus community inspire my confidence in our future.”
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Presidential Update – Academic Year 2019-20
“The Loras community demonstrated an amazing collective resolve in making things work, especially in the final weeks.”
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Duhawk Digest | Kyle Klapatausakas (’04) Talks Admissions
Kyle Klapatauskas (’04), director of admission recruitment, shares details on virtual campus tours, changes to the format of on-campus tours, and recalls moments that emphasize the importance of the Loras community.
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Graduate Spotlight: Jonah Potts (’20)
Loras delivered on every front and more. The students and faculty at Loras have become my second family—one that I will be always truly grateful for.
Jacobson (’20) Examines Influencers in Online Publication
“Hope is a gifted researcher. She has incredible focus and attention to detail that allows her to see patterns that many would overlook.
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Noland, Miller Receive CoSIDA Academic All-America Honors
The College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) has voted Loras College’s women’s track and field senior Gabrielle Noland (’20) and women’s cross country senior Audrey Miller (’20) to the 2019-20 Division III Academic All-America Women’s Track & Field/Cross Country Team.
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Human Dignity – A Shared Value
“Whether I can give immigrant families direct assistance, or only referrals to fulfill their needs, my conversations with them have shown me that for all of us, being treated with dignity, respect, and human connection are as necessary as food, rent, or utilities.”
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Duhawk Digest | Kevin Koch, Ph.D. (’81)
Dr. Kevin Koch, assistant professor of English, discusses his experiences at Loras as both student and faculty, discusses how students navigated the disruption of the COVID-19 pandemic and their academic achievements, and shares insights into his own writing.
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