In a world which seems to value technology, science, and progress above all else, many Catholic Christians are becoming more and more concerned with the role that faith
As of Feburary 10th, KLCR is back on the airwaves! The campus station offers a variety of music, while also giving students opportunities to review CDs or even
DUBUQUE, IA—A beer expert with autism paid a visit to the tri-state area as a part of his nationwide craft brewery tour this past weekend. Lance Rice is
DUBUQUE- Living in the Midwest, we’re no strangers to winter weather. But this year has been significantly colder and snowier than year’s past. Dubuque has had 38 total
DUBUQUE, IA — Gasoline is no longer your only option when deciding to fuel up in Dubuque. This past Friday the city celebrated the ribbon cutting of its first compressed
Students interested in Constitutional Law had an opportunity to participate in or attend an exhibition of appellate advocacy being debated on Nov. 8 and 9, at Loras. Loras
Business appears to be booming in Dubuque. Unemployment has been lower in Dubuque than nationally for years, with July of this year logging a 4.9 percent unemployment rate.
The Dashain festival began as a harvest festival in Nepal, as well as other parts of India. Evolving from a festival celebrating the harvest, Dashain became a
If you’re feeling overwhelmed with candy after Halloween, Schultz Family Dentistry will take it off your hands! On Monday, Schultz Family Dentistry collected candy from kids for a
DUBUQUE, IA –In a small city like Dubuque that is thriving with its economic development, safe schools, and downtown revitalization, poverty can be hard to see. But Amanda Hohmann,
