Author: Brynn Koehler, Campus Life & News Reporter
Campus Life
Alpha Phi Sigma’s Partners with Panda Express
On Wednesday, April 23rd, Lewis students have an opportunity to support one of their several national honors society chapters. Pi Epsilon Theta is Lewis’ chapter of the prestigious Alpha Phi Sigma national honors society that gives high achieving students in a JLPSS major access to numerous opportunities on and outside of campus. Lewis is […]
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The largest career expo in Lewis history
On March 12th, 2025, Lewis University Hosted their annual career fair for students and alumni of the community. The career fair is an event that the university has been hosting for over ten years. This event allows students from all different fields, to practice for interviews and to expand their network, allowing them to put […]
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Danger in the Sky with Mel Gibson’s “Flight Risk”
The movie industry is more diverse than it appears. Actors who may have started acting initially in their careers might transition into roles behind the scenes, such as producing or directing. A prime example of this is well-known actor Mel Gibson directing a new film, “Flight Risk,” which is garnering a lot of attention. He […]
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Latinos in Medicine Brew Matcha and Chai to Energize Studying
Latinos in Medicine hosted an event in the Charlie’s Place serving matcha and chai tea lattes to students while also providing a coffee shop style environment for studying. It took place Thursday, March 6 from 4 pm to 8 pm, offering ample time for students to order a fun drink, chat with their friends, get […]
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How Big Pharma’s Insulin Price Manipulation Drain Illinois Universities’ Health Insurance Funds
Compared to other developed nations, insulin costs in the U.S. are five to ten times higher, setting immense pressures on health insurance systems and patients. As universities provide students with health insurance plans, many educational institutions lose funds yearly for students with diabetes, even with co-pay. As some states enacted legislation to cut these co- […]
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Nursing Undergraduate Career Fair
South Hall was crowded with representatives from numerous agencies that were ready and willing to interview Lewis’ undergraduate nursing students for potential positions in their respective clinical fields. From the atrium to the dean’s office hallway, students and faculty eagerly waited to converse with their potential future employers. Some of the organizations present included University […]
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