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University ICF Accreditation Renewed
The university just got its College of Business International Coaching Federation (ICF) Accreditation reaffirmed. The ICF is a leading global organization for coaches and coaching. The Federation is dedicated to advancing the coaching profession by setting high standards, providing certificates and building a network of worldwide coaches. The program has been recognized as an IFC […]
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Taking advantage of the music in the Windy City
Looking to do something off-campus in one of the largest cities in the U.S.? Luckily, our campus is so close to Chicago. Fortunately, the Windy City is home to many great venues to see artists of various talents perform. There are plenty of performances coming up that would be a fun way to break up […]
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You are what you consume, in 2023
“You are what you eat,” is a sentiment that has been around for quite some time. It is usually a phrase that is used by health guroos when concerning your literal diet, yet there are other things it can be used for as well. For instance, let’s expand this metaphor to the phrase, “you eat […]
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Nielsen leads Lewis to home playoff game
Senior goalkeeper Bekah Nielsen has been playing soccer as long as she can remember, starting with going to her older brother’s games as a toddler.“There are toddler photos of me running around the field with this huge soccer ball with much bigger kids. My parents realized then I was pretty athletic for my age and […]
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Campus oasis: Our home among nature
Lewis University stands as a distinguished arboretum, accredited for its extensive collection of over 2,400 trees and wooded areas spanning our 376-acre campus. Featuring a remarkable diversity of more than 140 tree species, our natural environment offers a rich and immersive experience for all. The term “veritable arboretum” signifies that the campus and staff have […]
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Noah Gathings shoots for a new approach
Men’s basketball has begun and the team has welcomed 12 new players. One of those players, sophomore and computer science major Noah Gathings. He mentions that the team chemistry has already made improvements since last year. His teammates said that the level of competitiveness is much higher. To Gathings, the competition for spots is encouraging […]
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