IN THIS ISSUE 14 JOHN FELICE ROME CENTER A new day
for the JFRC The Insieme per il futuro campaign will usher in a new era for the JFRC, with new facilities, programs, and horizons.
ON THE COVER: The right hand of what was once a collossal statue of Constantine the Great, now displayed in pieces in Rome’s Capitoline Museums
An information commons planned, along with other new facilities, at the JFRC.
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in Woodstock, Illinois, which will serve as a retreat center and a site for research and experiential learning (pg. 4). On the fifth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, read about two
young alums who have labored to reconstruct New Orleans. We also celebrate a happier five-year anniversary—that of the Loyola University Museum of Art. Don’t miss the tear-out pass for five months of free membership, as well as a guide to curator Jonathan Canning’s favorite pieces of LUMA’s permanent Martin D’Arcy col- lection (pg. 10). I hope you find a moment to relax and to prepare for the
autumn ahead. Like the end of a three-day weekend, it always arrives sooner than you think. Thanks again for reading.
Anastasia Busiek, Editor
ANNIVERSARY OF KATRINA No place like a home
Melissa Manuselis (BA ‘03) and Gina Stilp (BA ‘03) have worked to rebuild New Orleans through Habitat for Humanity.
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