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” One day I hope to use what I have learned at Loras and other universities to ensure that the future college students I am leading and working with receive the best experience and advice possible.”
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On Tuesday evening, students, faculty and staff gathered on the lawn outside the Miller Academic Resource Center for a Latinx fiesta with food and games to get the festivities underway.
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For Eller, translating classroom learning into real-world experience is vital to helping students succeed after graduation. By becoming a student himself, he can add even more weight to the lessons he teaches in the classroom.
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Loras College has been named the 13th Best Regional College in the Midwest — a 12-state region — according to the 2022 U.S. News & World Report’s Best Colleges rankings released Monday.
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The Loras College Women’s Leadership Alliance (LWLA) and the Loras chapter of the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) will host alumna, Diana (Pena Clavijo) Miller (’09) as part of “Mujeres Unidas: United Women” at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, September 23 on the third floor of the Miller Academic Resource Center.
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a year of remote functions and computer-based get-togethers, we couldn’t be more excited to finally see everyone back together for in-person (and safe) gatherings back on campus.
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Lora College will host author Olga Marina Segura as part of a multi-event recognition of International Peace Day on September 21. Segura will speak at 7 p.m. in the Alumni Campus Center Ballroom in a free event open to the public.
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Works from The Limestone Review have won at least one first place, second place or honorable mention in the Delta Epsilon Sigma (DES) national writing competition for 28 consecutive years.
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Work is underway to renovate the fourth floor of Keane Hall to provide updated learning spaces for Loras College’s Master’s of Athletic Training and kinesiology programs. The new facilities will be available beginning in January.
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Among the many regular firsts of the past week was the traditional welcome mass that brought students, faculty and staff together in prayer and thanks before the studies began.
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