Sandra Kaufmann teaches Loyola dancers to be a voice for change—without saying a word
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Since its founding in 1870, Loyola has called Chicago home. Each student, alum, and faculty and staff member plays a role in shaping our city—through leadership, service, research, and more.
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Since its founding in 1870, Loyola University Chicago has called Chicago home. Each student, alum, and faculty and staff member plays a role in shaping our city—through leadership, service, research, and more.
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Since its founding in 1870, Loyola University Chicago has called Chicago home. Each student, alum, and faculty and staff member plays a role in shaping our city—through leadership, service, research, and more.
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“Laughter is an expression of our essential humanity,” said Al Gini, professor of business ethics. “It is both a sword and a shield to defend ourselves against life.” At the inaugural Q Talks: Live!, Gini shared his thoughts and research on humor and its importance. Learn more about his presentation and some of the key takeaways on how it helps us navigate through life. READ MORE
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Feast of St. Ignatius
Starting July 26: Come celebrate with events across the University's campuses. In addition to Mass and a picnic on July 31, the Loyola community is invited to take part in Ignatian Service Days taking place across the city and the Chicagoland area. MORE
