The Loyola commencement ceremony will no longer take place on-campus and will happen virtually instead, according to a May 20 email from university officials. The ceremony was originally postponed to August — after originally being …
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While many kids do gymnastics, soccer or ballet growing up, Loyola rising junior Mia Potter was flamenco dancing, which is a Spanish-folk style, when she was just 4 years old. “It’s my first love,” Potter, …
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Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker officially gave the green light for the state to move into phase three of his COVID-19 reopening plan starting May 29, but the city of Chicago will be taking more time …
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Division I women’s basketball will switch to using the newly revised NCAA Evaluation Tool (NET) to help determine which teams make the big dance, according to the NCAA officials. The updated NET formula will apply …
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While many kids do gymnastics, soccer or ballet growing up, Loyola rising junior Mia Potter was flamenco dancing, which is a Spanish-folk style, when she was just 4 years old. “It’s my first love,” Potter, …
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My fellow graduates, I’m so incredibly proud of us. The past four years weren’t what we signed up for, but they happened nonetheless. We’ve gotten through these years dealing with a divided nation, social reforms …