Upcoming Events

10/3/25 - Coffee Chats: EI>AI

From smartphones to social media, tech has already reshaped a generation. Now AI is arriving in our homes, even in children’s toys. But will it build connection—or deepen isolation?

Join Loyola’s CEEJ and Full Life Christian Counseling for a powerful conversation on emotional intelligence, artificial intelligence, and digital discernment. Let’s explore how families, schools, and churches can raise resilient, connected kids in an AI world.

10/16/25 - Ed Freeman

Does Business Ethics Have a Future?

Globally-renowned scholar Ed Freeman, founder of the stakeholder theory of business ethics, will offer a look back at essential developments and a look forward to real-world challenges to building ethical businesses.

10/17/25 - John Ehret High School Ethics Fellow Peer Coaching

Week 1: Service Project

Loyola’s Undergraduate Ethics Fellows are teaming up with John Ehret to turn budgeting from boring to powerful. In fast, peer-led sessions, students learn to map their money, make smart trade-offs, and set savings goals that actually stick. Leave with a ready-to-use budget, a simple plan for the month, and the confidence to make your next money move.

10/24/25 - John Ehret High School Ethics Fellow Peer Coaching

Week 2: Service Project

Autopilot. Learn the difference between checking and savings, how to dodge fees and fraud, and how to set up “pay-yourself-first” transfers that grow an emergency cushion without thinking about it. You’ll leave with a personal savings target, an auto-transfer plan, and a checklist to open or optimize your account.

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