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To be eligible for the Dean’s List, an undergraduate student must be enrolled full time in at least 12 graded credits (pass/fail courses are excluded) and must earn a minimum grade-point average of 3.50 for the term. The Dean’s list is compiled at the completion of each semester.
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During his first season at Columbia, Anderson quickly established his coaching prowess as the team finished undefeated. He coached for three years and finished with a record of 16-6-2.
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The Women’s Leadership of Dubuque recognized Lauren Czeshinski (‘ 19) as one of their annual Women of Achievement Awards recipients for her work with non-profit organizations.
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The American Rivers Conference (A-R-C) announced the Spring 2021 All-Academic team on Thursday afternoon, which showcased 40 Loras College student-athletes from the conference’s sponsored spring sports.
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Bella, an film co-created by Loras professor Seth Myers with international artist Sarah Stolar, has seen a steady stream of accolades pour in since it debuted in 2019. Film festivals from across the globe continue to heap recognition upon the work
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“I can’t wait to get started and working with the material we will be covering,” Wubben said. “There are different areas to work with, and it will be more specialized, so it should be a great experience.”
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After claiming their second consecutive NCAA Division III Women’s Track & Field championship, Terriannna Black (’20), Head Coach Matt Jones (’05), and assistant coaches Bob Schultz (MA ’94), Ethan Adlfinger and Mason Tangen gathered in the studio to talk about the experience.
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Loras College women’s track and field head coach Matt Jones (’05) completed the sweep for coach of the year honors after the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) honored him as the Division III Women’s Track and Field National Coach of the Year
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This past weekend, the Loras Women’s Track & Field team made history – again – by capturing the national championship in Greensboro, NC. It marked the second consecutive team title and second team championship in school history. At the same time, the Men’s team battled to an impressive 10th -place finish in the country with their strong performances, including a national title by Mike Jasa (’23) in the 800-meter run.
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“The upperclassmen from that year and last year really shaped this team’s culture and helped us get to the point where we can win another national title. I’m really proud to be a part of this team.”
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