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EPISODE · Apr 15, 2026 · 35 MIN

Inside UIC's St. John Paul II Newman Center

from Catholics on Campus

College can be exciting, but it can also feel overwhelming, lonely, and uncertain. That’s why vibrant campus ministries are so important.In this episode, Virginia interviews Rebecca Siar, who serves students at the University of Illinois Chicago, about how the Newman Center creates a welcoming home for students seeking faith, community, and purpose.Rebecca shares what it looks like to accompany students through the challenges of college life while helping them deepen their relationship with Christ.Rebecca’s insights reveal how powerful Catholic community can be during the college years—and how Newman Centers are helping students encounter Christ in life-changing ways.Contact Virginia Contact Virginia at [email protected] LinkedIn - Virginia Albaneso Koch, Ph.D.Sign up for the Knots Untied Coaching eNewsletterTake my free Catholic Faith Journey AssessmentVisit my Website

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