Loras College News and Features
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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“The war will definitely end with our victory. Ukraine will fully restore sovereignty over its territories. Today, the Russian elite cannot imagine that the Ukrainian Armed Forces will de-occupy Crimea.”
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Abby is no stranger to hard work and long hours. She spent all four years at Loras, staying involved in clubs and organizations, and succeeding both inside and outside of the classroom.
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PJ Fricano, a 2017 graduate, never envisioned himself spending over 20 years in the classroom, but after his time at
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The Loras Players, the theatre production arm of Loras College’s Division of Communication & Fine Arts, present No Exit by Jean-Paul Sartre, adapted from the French by Paul Bowles, Thursday–Saturday, May 5–7 at 7:30 p.m.
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Dean Kowalski, Ph.D., professor of philosophy and chair of the Arts and Humanities Department of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee College of General Studies, will present “Virtuous Vanguard or Voracious Villain? L for Leadership and V for Vendetta” at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 5.
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What started as a fun project to get some laughs on campus has turned into a film that has earned a much larger audience as Loras College the Musical: Where are They Now? has been selected as one of the films to be screened at the Julien Dubuque International Film Festival.
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So, we’re back to wondering what exactly constitutes an opinion and whether one might argue, as common sense seems to suggest, that there is a difference between opinion and knowledge. But, if that is so, what exactly is the difference?
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Dimitric Young (’21) will serve as event moderator for a panel made up by Loras alumni Parish Mason (’16), Jeff Fredericks (’15), and Franklin Griffin (’14), as well as Rob Banks, a friend of the college.
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Students, faculty and staff gathered in Christ the King Chapel to reflect on the pain caused by the racial divisions among us and pray for a path foward toward healing.
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