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Dr. Duris obtains $278,000 for the Advanced Training Program in Addictions
Lewis University Professor of psychology Dr. Kimberly Duris, Ed. D., LCPC, CADC, has secured $278,000 in Phase 2 funding from the Certified Alcohol and Other Drug Counselor (CADC) Workforce Expansion Program, which is supported by the Illinois Certification Board and the Illinois Department of Human Services/Division of Substance Use Prevention and Recovery (SUPR). This funding […]
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Free Food Truck Feast
On Oct. 13, hungry students eagerly waited in line to claim free meals from the Smokin’ Z BBQ truck outside of the student center under cloudy skies. Once up to order, students deliberated between pulled pork and pulled chicken sandwiches for the main entree. For the appetizers, students could choose between macaroni and cheese, BBQ […]
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Young Thug Faces Criticism Over Latest Release
In recent weeks, the music industry has had multiple artists from different genres drop music. With artists such as Sabrina Carpenter, Taylor Swift, Bryson Tiller, and Cardi B, fans have been happy to receive new music from their favorite artists. But one artist who had high expectations for his new album dropped. That artist is […]
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A Second Chance at Life
Over time, “Cult of the Lamb” has become incredibly popular. Most gamers will have at least heard of it, if they haven’t played it themselves. With its animation style and quick battles, it attracts those interested in first person shooter games while also attracting cozy gamers with its aspects of building up your base. “Cult […]
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Candle making: an evening highlight
On Sept. 23, excited students flooded into the Brother James Gaffney Student Center in hopes of getting to make and take home delightfully scented candles. The lounge was crowded with folding tables, chairs, and students more than 10 minutes before the event officially began. By the time it started, the line for the candle making […]
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Reimagining “Cozy Season”
In the midst of the approaching holiday season, we are buried in our social media posts. We are engulfed in a mist of neutral-toned knits and the aroma of steaming hot beverages. A touch of genuine seasonal laziness is concealed by our socks around the ankles. The cozy embrace of our beanies is about to […]
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