Your Dose of Duhawk News and Features
I grew up in Jesup, a rural town in Iowa, attending small Catholic schools my whole life. As a Catholic, I was constantly reminded that people are called to serve others, share what they have and give what they can to those who need it.
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“It is an honor to name Dr. Donna Heald to the post of Provost,” President Collins said. “During her two and a half years of service as Vice-President for Academic Affairs, Donna has led with exceptional grace, great resolve, and outstanding results.”
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The fact that Dalton Bauer has been able to continue his football career at Loras College for the past three seasons is what some may call a miracle.
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Patrick Reidy (’79) enjoyed his Loras experiece as a student in the late 1970s before emarking on his professional career. Forty years later, he sees the campus with a new perspective as a development officer. In this episode, he reflects on his student days and compares them to his view of campus as an alumni working on campus every day.
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Overall, being a student in 2020 was unlike anything I had experienced before and nothing like I anticipated.
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“I am excited to jumpstart my head coaching career with a program and college I love and look forward to getting to work with the men for this season.”
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Loras College women’s soccer senior Brynn Jacobi (’21), a standout throughout her career as a Duhawk, has secured a roster spot on MSC Peoria, one of the newest members of United Women’s Soccer (UWS) and become the first member of the women’s program to sign to a semi-professional team.
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The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) has appointed Father Michael Fuller (’89) as associate general secretary.
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David Rodgers IV (’17) joins the podcast to reflect on is ties to Loras, the relationships he continues to foster and his experience as the keynote speaker for the Class of 2020’s Commencement Ceremony.
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Since its inception 26 years ago, the program has grown and formed into an official non-profit organization. From supporting a small number of students when it started, the Secret Santa program provided gifts to 2,500 kids from ten different schools in 2019.
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