Alumni
Alumni
College of Arts and Science alumni are making an impact all over the world and continue to give back to the Loyola University Chicago community. They are leaders in their respective fields of study, and are prime examples of Jesuit education and principles. Learn more about CAS graduates, their accomplishments and how you as an alum can support Loyola University Chicago CAS students of today and tomorrow.
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Loyola has more than 160,000 alumni, including nearly 49,000 from CAS, spread across the globe and Ramblers can be found in every major metro city in the United States
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11,168 alumni, including 756 from CAS, are members of LoyolaLinked, a platform for mentorship, career exploration, and job connections for everyone in the Loyola Community
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Over 5,000 alumni are engaged with the university throughout the year with events, giving, and volunteering
Alumni Spotlight
Chief Justice Mary Jane Theis
The Honorable Mary Jane Theis, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Illinois, received her bachelor's degree in history from the College of Arts and Sciences in 1971. Discover how her experiences and Jesuit education at Loyola University Chicago shaped her life, career, and lifelong pursuit of justice.
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Giving to Loyola
Dr. Michael and Mrs. Dorothy Carbon
Dr. Michael and Mrs. Dorothy Carbon, both graduates of the class of 1962, have made a transformative $2.29 million gift to support The Michael and Dorothy Carbon Undergraduate Research Fellowship Program and The Dorothy Carbon Scholarship Fund.
Learn More“This University gave me a space to mature and grow into myself, and I will forever be grateful for that.” Jacob Turaka, molecular and cellular neuroscience, College of Arts and Sciences (BS '22)
Alumni Spotlight
Amanda White
Amanda White, BS '99, credits her time studying computer science at Loyola as a key source of the passion, purpose, and perspective that has guided her career in healthcare technology with roles at CVS Health, Walgreens, and more.
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Philip Dawkins
Philip Dawkins (BA ’02) shares his wisdom with theatre students, the playwright challenging them to take risks with their creativity and daring audiences “to come and find out that we’re all the same, despite our vast differences."
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Jack Brouillette
Jack Brouillette (BS '20) shares how his hands-on learning experiences as an engineering student prepared him to take on his career as a biomedical engineer with Medtronic and Med-El with confidence and success.
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Undergraduate Summer Research Experience Symposium
The 3rd Annual CAS Undergraduate Summer Research Experience Symposium will be held Friday, June 14. This symposium marks the culmination of the students' efforts in our CAS USRE Program. Learn More.