The following e-mail was sent to all students on Wednesday, April 29, at 11:30 a.m. In an effort to provide Lewis University students with improved email resources, the ITSO department will be transferring all student email accounts from our Exchange server to Google Gmail over the summer months.
Two Lewis University students received the 2009 De La Salle Medallion for Exemplary Volunteer Service this past week. Daina Norusis and Eileen Mizwicki were awarded the medallions during Founders Week for their hard work in both the local community and the global community.
In an e-mail sent to the Lewis student body at 5:32 PM on May 28, 2009, Melissa M. Cavazos-Eichelberger informs students: Technology workshops are being offered to any and all Lewis University STUDENTS. This is made possible through the IMPACT Multimedia Center (IMPACT: Innovative Multimedia Projects, Assessment, and Coaching with Technology).
Lewis University has 600 undergraduate and graduate psychology students. With such a popular program, the department started an annual student conference last year to cater to this large population. This time, the conference, which was held on April 20 in the Harold E.
On Monday, April 20 at 2:00 p.m. Charles Darwin made an appearance at Lewis University to commemorate his 200th birthday, which had passed in February. Of course, that person was not actually Charles Darwin, but was instead full-time storyteller Brian "Fox" Ellis of Fox Tales International.
Summer is just around the corner, what are you going to do about it? Are you going on an amazing trip, go a concert, or are you taking summer classes? Either way you have to pay it. Career Services, located in Benidle Hall inside of LARC, has so many things that can help students find a part-time summer job.
Three Lewis students were arrested in the early hours of the morning on April 16 after an incident involving alleged racial remarks made in a threatening manner. The students are currently banned from campus and will face a judicial board hearing.
When three residents of Lewis' North Hall hurled threatening racial remarks to other campus residents, they may not have considered that they could be arrested. On April 16, the three students were taken into custody by the Romeoville Police Department. They are barred from the Lewis campus pending on a student judicial hearing.
With the school year dwindling to an end, many students have begun studying for finals and packing up their dorm rooms. Most students will plan on spending their summer looking for a job or catching up on their tan; however, three Lewis students plan on having a summer full of experiences that they will never forget.
The sun was shining and the weather decent on Wednesday, April 22, but students at Lewis University were not paying attention to the signs of Spring. Gossip was burning tongues and spreading through campus like wildfire about the incident that occurred on April 16.
Lewis recently received approval at the beginning of the semester from the National Communication Association (NCA) in Washington D.C., to have a club in accordance with their organization. The mission statement of the NCA is to promote the study, teaching and application of the principles of communication through educational and social functions that are relevant to the membership; connect students from all communication majors and minors; advance the academic and professional development of members; provide an outlet for members to explore the communication field in both professional and scholarly aspects; support the mission and purpose of Lewis University and practice the highest ethical standards while carrying out the organization's mission.
Thirty-one years ago, two families decided that they wanted to show off their Irish heritage by throwing a little parade on the southside of Chicago. Well, that little get together on St. Patrick's Day has turned into a 300,000 person spectacle of wayward drunken shenanigansis.
Wisdom, fidelity, knowledge and justice. This is the mission statement of Lewis University, and these are also the four traits that Lewis hopes its students acquire by the time they graduate. Because justice is a trait included in the mission statement of the University, it is fitting that a new social justice program called Catalyst will be starting up in the fall semester of 2009.
Lewis University's mock trial team sent four students to tournament at John Marshall Law School on April 11 and April 12, with two students earning substantial scholarships for their effort. In the last tournament of the year for the mock trial team, head coach Dr.
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