Saint Xavier University’s Anatomage Table immerses students in 3D human anatomy using real cadaveric data, advanced visualization, and physiological simulation.
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C-M 201-U earns A+ on audit
Crete-Monee School District’s annual audit for Fiscal Year 2024-25 has earned an A+ rating.
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Exploring Chicago’s art beyond the classroom
Saint Xavier University students take learning beyond the classroom, exploring Chicago’s art scene from the Fine Arts Building to Yoko Ono’s MCA exhibit.
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Community walk shines a light on domestic violence awareness
Community members and Saint Xavier students united for a candlelight walk at St. Gianna Parish to raise awareness of domestic violence.
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Special Needs Parents Request Improvement
Though the Manhattan School District’s board meeting was brief, most of it focused on a family speaking during public comments to highlight their concerns
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New jazz hall hits all the right notes at Saint Xavier University
Saint Xavier University opened its new $1.2 million Music Performance Hall, transforming an old gym into a vibrant creative hub for students.
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Mireya Saldúa delights families with bilingual storytime
Mireya Saldúa’s bilingual storytime brought families together through laughter, songs, and stories, celebrating language, culture, and the joy of reading.
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Peotone School District Budget Passes Amid Board Dissension
The Peotone School District budget passed Tuesday with just over $200,000 in cuts after failing to pass last week.
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Saint Xavier University celebrates investiture of Keith Elder as 22nd president
Saint Xavier University celebrated the investiture of Keith Elder, Ph.D., as its 22nd president with faith-filled traditions, community celebrations and fireworks.
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Pink pride shines at McAuley Walk for a Cure
Mother McAuley High School’s Walk for a Cure drew 250 participants and raised $1,200 to support breast cancer patients.