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Mia E. Rode '21 was recently named a finalist for the 2025–26 US Fulbright Program cohort in the Netherlands. In the coming year, she will study at the University Medical Center Utrecht, where she will research bioethics and methods of patient education in prime gene therapy clinical trials for pediatric patients. Mia wrote in saying, "I look forward to an exciting year of exploring patient/provider interactions, deepening my understanding of bioethical challenges in the future of medicine, and engaging in a culture outside of my own!" Congratulations, Mia!

Luke T. Hughes '24 traced the steps of Saint Ignatius of Loyola while on a pilgrimage to Spain as part of a Magis Immersion Seminar (MIS) course offered by Georgetown University. Read more about Luke's experience in his blog post here.

Holden P. Quinn '22 is currently studying abroad in Italy and assisting as the outside linebackers coach for the Milan Seamen. The team is in its first year competing in Italy's Division 2 American football league after stepping down from the European League of Football (ELF). Holden is pictured at the game alongside Seamen head coach John Holecek, Loyola Academy’s former head football coach, who is in Milan coaching for this season, and who also coached Holden during his time at Loyola.  Holden comes from a proud Rambler family—his younger brother is a member of the Class of 2026, and his sister is set to join the Class of 2029.

Patrick Adler '21, a senior at Marquette University, was named Big East Player of the Year for golf. He won two events during the fall season and helped lead the Golden Eagles to five team titles in the spring, including the Big East Championship.

Catherine O'Connor '20 and Kameron "Kam" Rojas-Schueneman '20 will star in a production of Rent with the Highland Park Players. The production will run from July 18–27 at Loyola's McGrath Family Performing Arts Center, marking a proud return to Lake and Laramie for these two talented Ramblers. Learn more about the production here.