Magazine - Fall 2023

MARK C. REED, THE FIRST YEAR
LOYOLA’S 25TH PRESIDENT BRINGS LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE AND CONNECTIVE ENERGY TO THE WORK
2023 PRESIDENT’S REPORT
RESEARCH
With and for Others

Essay
For and with Others
Meharvan Singh, Vice Provost for Research, explains how research across and among disciplines at Loyola expands knowledge in the service of humanity.
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Artificial Intelligence
Envisioning the future
How a philosopher and biologist are exploring artificial intelligence and preparing students to navigate the complexities of the next tech frontier.
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Environmental Sustainability
Team Typha
In the northern tip of Michigan’s lower peninsula, Loyola faculty and student researchers are devising new approaches to restoring biologically diverse wetlands.
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Doing More. Doing Better

College of Arts and Sciences
Shedding light on dark matter
Loyola physicist Walter Tangarife conducts research on the interactions of dark matter with other particles in the universe, bolstered by a three-year grant from the National Science Foundation.
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College of Arts and Sciences
Oppenheimer: The Loyola Connection
With the release of the blockbuster film, the nation was reminded that the lone and eloquent dissent from the board ruling on Oppenhiemer’s security clearance was issued by a Loyola chemistry professor, Ward Evans.
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Athletics
Drawing up a winning season
Head men’s basketball coach Drew Valentine talks about lessons he has learned over his first two seasons, and what the coming season looks like.
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And Set the World on Fire

Pursuing Passion
Stuart Dybeck
Stuart Dybek’s rise as one of the most celebrated American writers in contemporary literature began in what he calls a “remedial” English class at Loyola.
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Alumni
Joseph Sheils (BA ’90)
Joseph Sheils, the new president Loyola University Chicago Alumni Association, talks about the impact of a Loyola education on his life and career, and how alumni help to build a better Loyola.
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We Are Called
Omar Brown (MBA ’07)
As the Big Ten conference’s senior vice president for community and impact, Omar Brown works to increase cultural awareness through diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.
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Milestones
Notable events, awards, appointments, and achievements from across the University.
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