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Nuclear Power Used to Combat Climate Change
As concerns surrounding global warming and climate change continue to grow, so do the efforts to make energy production more sustainable. Although there has been an increase in electricity powered by wind and solar energy, it has failed to displace fossil fuels as a main contributor to electricity production. Nuclear power has received a growing […]
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Brother Raymond McManaman
The Lewis University community is deeply saddened by the passing of Brother Raymond McManaman, FSC, a beloved member of the Christian Brothers, who passed away peacefully on the evening of Oct. 30, 2024, at Franciscan Village in Lemont, IL. Brother Raymond, who was 95 years old, dedicated 51 years of his life to Lewis University, […]
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Follow up with the aviation program
The Lewis University Aviation Department is currently working to improve the quality of degrees within their umbrella. In the past several years, the aviation department has been working with the school to obtain an accreditation by an organization called the Aviation Accreditation Board International or AABI. Within the universities that have aviation programs, this is […]
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Presidential Debate Recap
On Tuesday, Sept. 10th, 2024, the presidential debate took place in Philadelphia at the National Constitution Center, where the representative for the democrats Vice President Kamala Harris, faced former president Donald Trump, the republican representative. Back on June 27th, Trump debated the current president of the United States, Joe Biden. Both candidates went ahead to […]
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LRC Gets Renovated
During the summer of 2024, Lewis University took action by renovating the Learning Resource Center. The Learning Resource Center, also known as LRC, is located at the entrance of the Lewis University campus. Containing multiple offices such as the Registrar, Student Accounts, Financial Aid, Lewis University Police Department, Residence Life, IT and more, the building […]
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Climate change considered a human rights violation in Europe
In early April, the European Court for Human Rights ruled that Switzerland had failed to do enough to cut its national greenhouse gas emissions and that this was a violation of the human rights of a group of older Swiss women. The older Swiss women brought the case to trial after arguing that their […]
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