The Safe Start program teaches teens conflict resolution, emotional accountability and healthy boundaries to prevent domestic violence and foster safer communities.
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SXU Health Fair strengthens community wellness
Saint Xavier University’s Community Health Fair connected residents with screenings, resources and workshops while showcasing student expertise and community partnerships.
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Mother McAuley welcomes new ministry leaders
Mother McAuley expands ministry team with Father Tom McCarthy and Andy Lundquist, enriching student faith through liturgy, retreats, service, and leadership.
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Oak Lawn preschool collects plastics for Buddy Bench
Oak Lawn Park District Preschool collects recycled plastics to build a Buddy Bench, promoting friendship, inclusion, recycling, and community engagement.
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Dumpster discovery reunites WWII letters with soldier’s daughter
The discovery of 100 WWII letters reunited veteran Leonard Andersen’s daughter with priceless family history and wartime correspondence.
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Orland Park celebrates opening of Nova Scholars Tutoring Center
Nova Scholars Tutoring Center opened Sunday in Orland Park, offering personalized tutoring, flexible scheduling, and technology-driven support for students of all ages.
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Stagg senior takes school safety mission to Congress
Stagg High School’s Quwiyya Folaji joined Sandy Hook Promise in Washington, advocating for school safety, prevention programs, and student-led change.
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Oak Lawn District 229 earns national grant for AI-powered gun detection system
Oak Lawn Community High School wins national grant for AI gun detection, boosting safety measures and protecting students and staff.
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Students make their mark at Paint Jam
Saint Xavier University’s Art and Design Department hosted a Paint Jam on Thursday, Sept. 11, at the school’s Visual Arts Center.
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Memory Care residents bring stories and smiles to classrooms
Grace Point Place residents shared favorite books and messages with Oak Lawn students, fostering joy, connection, and cherished memories.