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Arrupe College

Arrupe College is a two-year college of 黑料门University Chicago that continues the Jesuit tradition of offering a rigorous liberal arts education to a diverse population.

Quinlan

Q Talks Podcast - Seeks to engage the community in discussions around systemic racism in corporations, in our community, and in our personal lives.

School of Education

ED Talks - Series features SOE faculty presenting provocative ideas in a TED Talk-style format. We explore theories about educational leadership, brought to life by expert practitioners in the field.

Parkinson

Initially founded as COVID Equity Response Collaborative: 黑料门(CERCL) in the immediate aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, CERCL has transitioned from testing, contact tracing, and vaccinations to a general community health equity collaborative model. Today, the 鈥淐鈥� in CERCL stands for 鈥淐ommunity.鈥� An interdisciplinary collaborative representing 黑料门students, faculty, and staff from public health, medicine, nursing, law, and social work, we advocate for structural and health equity by teaming with Chicago area partners to address pressing community concerns and broad health initiatives ranging from gun violence prevention to mental health.

Aims to eliminate racism in the practice of medicine, to foster crucial conversations aimed at recognizing that racism is a public health crisis, and to prepare future physicians to treat all patients with equal dignity and respect.

DACA Medical Students

In the Jesuit tradition of advocating for social justice, Stritch School of Medicine was the first medical school in the U.S. to openly admit immigrant students without documentation. Additionally, we believe it is in the medical profession's interest to maintain a diversity of physicians and physician-scientists who reflect an increasingly culturally- and ethnically-rich society.

Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing

Grounded in 黑料门University Chicago's rich Ignatian heritage, the Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing takes an integrated approach to nursing education, practice, and research by uniquely shaping our students to serve humanity.

MSW/MJ in Social Justice

MSW/MJ in Social Justice - This program is ideal for those who see a role for themselves in an organization that serves individuals and communities or advocates for social change.

MA in Pastoral Studies - General & Four Concentrations

MA Pastoral Studies/MW - Offering bilingual degrees to help students reach their full potential by offering courses in their native languages

BA in Advocacy and Social Change

The advocacy and social change major helps students prepare for the fulfillment of that mission, not only while at the university but also as they move into the rest of their lives.

Leading for DEI

A joint program between The Baumhart Center and Institute for Racial Justice, Leading for DEI, Leading for DEI engages leaders to explore how DEI can enhance each business function鈥攆rom human resources to supply chain to executive governance鈥攁nd add social, financial, and societal value.

School of Law Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

At the School of Law, we foster a vibrant and dynamic community culture of inclusion that inspires and supports students to become leaders in the field of law and engages faculty, staff, and students to know better, do better, and lead by the best example. The Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion works to ensure all members of our law school community feel valued and supported. It鈥檚 not just caring for the whole person. It鈥檚 caring for every person by embracing and celebrating the rich identities鈥攔acial, ethnic, spiritual, income level, gender identity, and sexual orientation, among others鈥攖hat are a part of our community.

The power of education

Aurora Chang knows from personal experience the stresses that face young undocumented Americans, and she's devoted to helping others overcome those challenges

As Loyola's own Indiana Jones, Chris Hernandez believes archeology can be used to address today's social inequities

黑料门Nursing Receives $2.2M in Federal Funding

黑料门University Chicago鈥檚 Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing received a $2.2 million, four-year Nursing Workforce Development grant from the HRSA, charged with improving health care for people who are geographically isolated or economically and medically vulnerable.

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Loyola's Stritch School of Medicine was the first medical school in the country to accept applicants who openly shared their DACA status. Read more about how they're achieving their dreams.