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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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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Women leaders inspire the next generation
Women leaders from across Cook County inspired students and community members to lead with confidence, purpose and passion for public service.
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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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Paint the Town Pink Celebrates Twenty Years of Hope
Advocate Christ Medical Center’s 20th Paint the Town Pink united survivors, doctors and the community in support of breast cancer awareness and prevention.
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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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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.
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Earthrise to build another mega solar farm
Earthrise Energy is proposing a 260 megawatt solar project in an area encompassing 2,400 acres, including some just outside the corporate limits of Monee.
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Halloween Fest Debuts at Will County Fairgrounds
Last year, two Manteno men decided spooky season just wasn’t spooky enough in southeastern Will County-so they set out to create an event.