Campus News
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Beckman Hall Sees Improvements for Residents
The updates to the residence hall include additional gathering spaces and a new chapel. Additionally, each room boast new windows, updated heating, and new air conditioning. More
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Image and Imagination from the Middle Ages
The Loras College HIS 341 course established “Image and Imagination from the Middle Ages”, an interactive internet exhibit for the Loras College Library offering topical essays, images, information, and a full-text scan of one of the most impressive manuscripts in the College’s Rare Book Collection. More
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S3 E06 | Discussing Diversity with President Collins
President Jim Collins (’84) joins the Sabor Latino podcast with hosts Andrew Martinez (’22) and Jimena Fiero-Perez (’24) to discuss the college’s ongoing efforts to diversify the campus community. More
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Sport Management Team Claims Top Four Finish
Loras College claimed a spot in the final four of the case study competition at the Sports Marketing Association (SMA) Conference in Charlotte, North Carolina. It is the eleventh time Loras has reached the finals in the national competition. More
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Homecoming 2022 Snapshots
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. More
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Award Established for Graduates of Cristo Rey Network High Schools
Loras College proudly announces the Loras College Cristo Rey Award. A $100,000 gift from Brian J. Smith (’77) will help support Loras students from the Cristo Rey Network of 38 High Schools that integrate rigorous college preparatory academics incorporating four years of corporate work study experience. More
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Duhawk Digest | Brain Health Awareness with Tricia Borelli
Tricia Borelli, MA, director of the counseling center, shares insights into brain health to kick off Mental Illness Awareness Month this October. She discusses the importance of checking up on mental health and the events Loras will be hosting the week of October 9-15. More
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America Divided in the 1970s
Loras College history students and Dr. Kristin Anderson-Bricker archive an expansive 528 volume set of scrapbooks, the National Political Cartoon Collection records American life and foreign policy through newspaper editorial cartoons from the 1930s to the 1979. More
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Duhawk Dozen | Jacob Heidenreich (’21)
2021 graduate Jacob Heidenreich radiates joy in all that he does. In describing all the highs, lows, and changes that have occurred over the past 365 days, Jake says he is “sitting and resting in a season of gratitude.” More
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Loras Board of Regents Selects New Officers
The Loras College Board of Regents has named their new officers for the next two-year period. Rich Scalise has been elected to serve as the board chair. He is joined by co-vice chairs Mary Meehan, PhD, and Tim Suther, and secretary Steve Sloan. More
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Celebrating the Resurrection by Finding the Why
We live in a society filled with distractions. That is why some Loras students did not just give up sweets this past Lent, but instead, handed everything over to God. More