Law students assist TPUSA chapter in challenging denial at Loyola University New Orleans
At Loyola University New Orleans School of Law, supporters of Turning Point USA are collaborating with undergraduates who want to establish chapters of the conservative organization. Recently, on October 15, the university’s Student Government Association (SGA) Senate prohibited the Turning Point Chapter from being officially recognized. This decision has sparked a nationwide reaction, leading two […]
Louisiana Republicans support Loyola students after rejection of Turning Point USA group
Support for Turning Point USA at Loyola University New Orleans The Louisiana Republican Party has expressed backing for students at Loyola University New Orleans who have formed a chapter of Turning Point USA. However, the student government has denied this chapter official status. Derek Babcock, the chairman of the Louisiana Republican Party, stated, “We certainly […]
Loyola University New Orleans rejects charter application from Turning Point USA
Loyola University New Orleans’ student government has decided not to recognize a newly established chapter of Turning Point USA as an official student organization. This decision was formally announced during the Student Government Senate meeting on October 15, according to a brief report in the school’s newspaper, Maroon. The refusal means that the chapter will […]
Sister Jean, the beloved basketball chaplain from Loyola Chicago, has passed away at 106.
Sister Jean, Beloved Chaplain of Loyola Chicago Men’s Basketball, Passes Away at 106 Loyola University Chicago announced the passing of Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, affectionately known as “Sister Jean,” on Thursday. She lived to be 106 years old. Sister Jean rose to fame as a national sports figure during Loyola Chicago’s unexpected journey to the […]
Sister Jean steps down as chaplain for Loyola Chicago’s basketball team at age 106
Sister Jean Retires from Official Duties at 106 Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, a treasured figure at Loyola Chicago, has retired from her official roles due to health issues, according to the university’s student newspaper. She has been an integral part of the college basketball scene since being appointed team pastor in 1994. This decision comes […]
Sister Jean steps down as chaplain for the Loyola Chicago basketball team at age 106
Sister Jean Retires from Official Duties at Loyola Chicago Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, the beloved figure in Loyola Chicago’s basketball community, has officially announced her retirement due to health concerns. She celebrated her 106th birthday just weeks ago and had been serving as the team’s pastor since 1994. Her contributions to college basketball over the […]
Loyola Chicago superfan Sister Jean steps down at 106 following a long career and recent health concerns
Sister Jean Bids Farewell The beloved 106-year-old Sister Jean, known for her unwavering support of Loyola Chicago’s men’s basketball team, has officially retired. After dedicating over fifty years to encouraging both students and athletes, her retirement comes just shy of a month after her 106th birthday. Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, a member of the Blessed […]
Loyola Players Make Amends with Sister Jean for Fist Bump Diss in Hilarious Fashion
The Loyola Chicago men's basketball team committed a cardinal basketball sin by failing to give Sister Jean a fist bump after Tuesday's win. On Thursday, it was time for them to atone for that grave mistake in hilarious fashion. The controversy began after the Ramblers' 76-54 victory over Eastern Michigan. Cameras captured Loyola players coming […]
Fans Outraged After Loyola Men’s Basketball Players Snub Sister Jean
Team Chaplain Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt is a beloved athlete whose loyalty to her team, Loyola Chicago, has earned her a position of fame and respect not only in Chicago but throughout the college basketball world. That's what we thought. Loyola of the Chicago Ramblers picked up its seventh win of the young season, improving […]
Loyola Chicago fan Sister Jean left hanging by players in viral clip
Poor Jean-nee. The 105-year-old Loyola Chicago men's basketball program super fan and team pastor failed to receive fist pumps from several distracted players on Wednesday night in a video that went viral. Sister Jean probably sat in a wheelchair outside the tunnel leading to the locker room, pumping her fist in celebration of a 76-54 […]