Campus News
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Washington Monthly Lists Loras College #5 Nationally in College Rankings
Loras also landed in the top 20 for Best Bang for the Buck Colleges, which ranks college and universities according to how well they help non-wealthy students attain marketable degrees at affordable prices. More
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Loras Named Top 5 Institution for Engineering Degrees for Women
Loras College's Engineering program ranked in the top five of the American Society for Engineering Education's (ASEE) listing of the top 20 institutions awarding Bachelor's degrees to women. More
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Accolades Continue to Pour in for Myers’ “Bella”
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 More
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Media Studies Continues Success with IBNA Awards
The Loras College Media Studies program continues to earn accolades as they earned ten awards, including four first place nods, from the Iowa Broadcast News Association (IBNA). More
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Media Studies Earns Nine Awards From Midwest Broadcast Journalists Association
Loras students earned nine top honors as part of the Midwest Broadcast Journalists Association (MBJA) 2021 Eric Sevareid Awards. More
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Grad Duo Wins Athletic Trainers National Writing Contest
Loras College Masters of Athletic Training students Madeline Smith and Dayna Hartje claimed first prize in the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) Student Writing Contest. It marks the first time Loras students have won this national competition. More
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Loras Media Studies, LCTV Continue ICMA Success
Loras College Television was named Television Station of the Year for the 12th straight year. Eighteen students took home 17 awards out of 11 total categories. More
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Dr. James Pollock Wins Manchester Poetry Prize
James Pollock, Ph.D., Professor of English at Loras College, won the Manchester Poetry Prize as part of the Manchester Writing Competition 2020, the United Kingdom’s biggest prize for unpublished literary work. More
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Trio Continues Loras’ DES Writing Success
Laura Iunghuhn (’20), Molly MacDuff (’20), and Caroline Breitbach (’20) became the latest Loras College students to earn accolades for their writing in the 2020-21 Delta Epsilon Sigma National Undergraduate Writing Competition. More
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Landerholm, Seng Earn English Program Senior Awards
Congratulations to our Loras College English Program senior award winners: Sarah Landerholm (’21), winner of the Bauerly-Roseliep Scholarship for best creative writer and literary scholar; and Catherine Seng (’21), winner of the Lehner Award for Future English Teachers. More
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Associate Professor Seth D. Myers’ film Bella wins Grand Prize at New Jersey International Festival in New Jersey
The 39th New Jersey International Film Festival at Rutgers University, and showcased the best in international independent film. Bella, co-created by Loras professor Seth Myers with international artist Sarah Stolar, was one of 40 films selected from over 840 submissions to take place in this year's hybrid festival. More
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Media Studies Professor & Alumnus Receive Highest Achievement for Short Film Editing at the Iowa Motion Picture Awards
Associate Professor of Media Studies Seth D. Myers and Loras Alum John Spencer (Woerdehoff) '18 took home the Award of Excellence for Editing-Short Form for their work on the film Bella at the Iowa Motion Picture Awards Virtual Event. The Iowa Motion Picture Awards yearly recognizes outstanding creative and technical achievement in Iowa's moving image… More