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Organ and tissue donors honored with candle-lighting ceremony held by Loyola University Medical Center

CHICAGO (CBS) -- Loyola University Medical Center honored organ and tissue donors with a candle-lighting ceremony on Sunday. Transplant recipients, their families, and donor families came together at ... read more

About One-Third of Surgical Residents Lack Meaningful Mentorship

About one-third of residents do not report meaningful mentorship, with non-White or Hispanic residents less likely to report meaningful mentorship than non-Hispanic White residents, according to a ... read more

NFL draft prospect Walter Rouse was first an aspiring surgeon at Penn’s summer program

Rouse in an offensive lineman who's met with the Eagles as likely a Day 3 draft pick in the NFL draft. He also dreams of being a doctor. read more

Loyola Maryland awards $25K at Baltipreneurs Accelerator’s Demo Day

Loyola University Maryland awarded a total of $25,000 to four ventures that participated in the Baltipreneurs Accelerator. read more

Waterloo school board split on joining risk pool for utility services

The Board of Education Monday approved participation in a program that could cost Waterloo Community Schools more than what is required for utilities. read more

Students share their highs and lows with health resources

Throughout this year, students have faced a variety of obstacles with Student Health Services and the University Counseling Center. read more

35 Most Educated Cities in the U.S.

Sure, some of the bigger cities like Boston and San Francisco made the list, but the most educated cities in the U.S. are much smaller. read more

Columbia's president, no stranger to complex challenges, walks tightrope on student protests

Columbia University president Minouche Shafik is no stranger to navigating complex international issues, having worked at some of the world's most prominent global financial institutions. read more

Vietnam veterans share their stories during event at Bellevue University

Four Vietnam veterans shared stories of their service and struggles during a Voices of Vietnam lunch and learn March 28 at Bellevue University. Below are two of those stories. read more

West Liberty High School students plant over 50 trees, complete projects for Earth Day

WEST LIBERTY — This year, the students of West Liberty truly went above and beyond in encompassing the spirit of Earth Day. The biggest project of the day saw 65 student volunteers team up with 10 ... read more

Your guide to local sports events, plus what's on TV

College: Montana State Billings at Central Washington (2), noon and 3 p.m. (seven innings) College: Saint Martin's at Montana State Billings (2), 1 and 3 p.m. read more

Water quality has improved dramatically in the Chicago River. But how safe is swimming?

Timothy Hoellein, an aquatic ecologist at Loyola University Chicago who studies urban ecosystems, said that’s because heavy rains and a large urban population can contribute to dangerous conditions. read more