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Brand new weekly community hours
As another semester begins, students can expect to see some new changes, among them being the newly added community hour. Community hour is between 12-1pm on Wednesday’s. It’s a new initiative coming from administration in an attempt to give students, along with faculty and staff, an hour a week to be able to eat lunch […]
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New COVID-19 variant on the rise
Just when people thought their lives were back to normal, COVID-19 is back for yet another world tour. This time with a new variant nicknamed “Pirola.” What is known about COVID-19 is that it can mutate into increasingly aggressive forms. The mutations affect how the virus reacts to the vaccines, how contagious it is and […]
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Welcome the Newcomer Jet
As part of the university’s continuing efforts to help students with their mental health, the campus community welcomed a new member who will help students in need of a cuddly companion – and his name is Jet. In the last couple of years, the university has developed a strong relationship with Will County State’s Attorney, […]
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Campus Life
Club Spotlight: Women in Business
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, women owned 19.9% of all firms in 2018. Although this number is small, the percentage has grown over the last few years and is expected to expand in the future which could benefit the industry. By further promoting women within the workplace, this can expand the diversity of gender […]
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Women in Aviation
The world is currently going through the Millennium Pilot shortage, which has enhanced since the COVID-19 pandemic back in 2020. Pilots have been needed since the creation of planes and shortages of them have always existed. But because of the COVID-19 worldwide shutdown, many pilots decided to retire early, or have lost their jobs. Even […]
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Flying to the finish line
Cross country has come ready to run the race of the season! They have already dominated two competitions. At the Flyer/Flames Challenge they placed second and at the National Catholic Invite, they placed first in NCAA DII and third overall, earning them 65 points. Sophomore accounting major, Madilyn Calloway, is pumped for the team’s upcoming […]
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