Loras College News and Features
From tailgate to class reunions, the campus was overflowing with Duhawks during Homecoming. Whether you want to relive the memories or are looking to see what you might have missed, enjoy the photo gallery for just some of the highlights from the weekend-long celebration of Loras College.
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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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Loras College announces the creation of the Loras College Cristo Rey Award. The $100,000 gift from Brian J. Smith (’77)
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For the past 183 years, Loras College has welcomed students to study under the tutelage of an incredible faculty. Including staff and College supporters, a large number of individuals have spent time on campus before moving on with their careers and lives. But what if some of them never left? Join us for a peek at some campus lore and stories of the supernatural.
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For his capstone project, Sam Whan developed a nutrition guide aimed at high school athletes to help steer them toward smart, healthier choices tied to their training.
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The book, Sacred Fantasies: Medieval Illuminations in the Loras College Library, originated in a history class taught by John Eby, PhD, professor of history focused on the Middle Ages. One of the assignments of the course was a group projects focused on the medieval manuscripts in the library where students could choose how they wanted to present their findings. The class chose to write a book.
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Between her time spent educating and advocating, Brenda Gomez Solis has found great joy in serving the community around her.
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Brie Burnett (’15), director of alumni, and Rachel Moser (’17), assistant director of alumni, provide a look ahead to Homecoming 2022 at Loras, with festivities running October 7-9.
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Loras alumna Wendy Ellis Jones (’99), PhD, is returning to campus to share how to “Activate Your Inner Champion” on Thursday, September 29 at 6 p.m. on the 3rd floor of the Miller Academic Resource Center.
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After showing off his prowess on the soccer pitch as a Duhawk, Zeke Kyoore (’20) is now helping ensure the next generation of players are developing and staying healthy in his new profession.
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