Jean Dolores Schmidt, the Loyola University Chicago nun known as “Sister Jean” who became famous during the school’s March Madness basketball run, has retired. Schmidt, a campus minister and the ...

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Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt spent over half a century offering encouragement and support to students and athletes.

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Sister Jean, the beloved March Madness icon and campus minister at Loyola University Chicago, is retiring at 106.

Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, who recently turned 106 on August 21, has retired from Loyola University Chicago. The news was confirmed by Christian Andersen, Vice President of Communications, in a ...

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