Campus News
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Faith, Brain Health, and Fostering Community
Claira’s journey eventually led to her role as Director of Brain Health Now, an organization dedicated to ending the stigma around mental illness. More
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Dubuque Promise Awards Seven Local Students Scholarships
The Dubuque Promise Program (DPP), a collaborative initiative, has awarded $66,667 in scholarships to seven deserving students. More
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Scott Steepleton: sports camp and time with family
For the sixteenth summer in a row, Scott Steepleton, an eighth-grade exploratory teacher in Dubuque, spent much of his time at his alma mater, Loras College. More
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From Bow Ties to Business Analytics
Brendan’s entrepreneurial journey began with his bow tie business, driven by his mother’s sewing skills and his belief that “everyone has a neck, so anyone can wear a bow tie.” More
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Mike Doyle Announced as President-Elect
The Board of Regents of Loras College is pleased to announce the appointment of Michael (Mike) Doyle, J.D. (’91) as president-elect. Doyle will return to Loras in August to ensure a smooth presidential transition and work with President Jim Collins (’84), who has served as president for the past twenty years and will retire in… More
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From Loras to the Links
Zoë aims to work on the PGA or LPGA tour and credits her professors for encouraging her to pursue this opportunity and providing her with the knowledge and confidence. More
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Loras LULAC National Collegiate Council of the Year
Loras LULAC was awarded National Collegiate Council of the Year at the June 2024 LULAC National Convention in Las Vegas, Nevada. More
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Segura Awarded Prestigious 2024 Fitzgerald Scholarship
Laura Segura has been awarded the 2024 Fitzgerald Scholarship for Undergraduate Study from the Delta Epsilon Sigma National Honor Society. More
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The Enduring Value of Private, Faith-Based Higher Education
Despite our societal challenges, higher education remains vital. Faith-based institutions like Loras College continue integrating faith and reason, and engaging with students provides hope for civil discourse and community involvement, despite current difficulties in various sectors. More
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2024 All-Sports Camp
The Loras campus buzzes with activity again this summer as 2,500 boys and girls, ages seven to fourteen, arrive throughout June and July—the largest attendance in the program's forty-three-year history. More
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Welcoming Our Newest Duhawks
Incoming students "meet their flock," forging connections with peers from the start. They explore residence halls, set up laptops, and attend informative sessions on financial aid. More
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President Collins to Retire in 2025
After decades of dedicated service to Loras College, President James E. Collins ('84) will step down at the end of the next academic year when his most recent contract is complete, after a twenty-year tenure. He will depart as the longest-serving president in Loras’ 185-year history. More