Notable Alumni of Loras College
Notable alumni of Loras College include Darin LaHood (U.S. Representative from Illinois), Dennis Marion Schnurr (Catholic Archbishop of Cincinnati) and Rod Blum (Former U.S. representative from Iowa and businessman).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Darin LaHood 1968–
U.S. Representative from Illinois
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Rod Blum 1955–
Former U.S. representative from Iowa and businessman
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Bill Lipinski 1937–
US Representative from Illinois, 1983 to 2005
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Tom Tauke 1950–
Former Iowa congressman, lawyer and executive
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Tom Miller 1944–
Former Attorney General of Iowa
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Mike Blouin 1945–
Former Democratic U.S. representative from Iowa
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Pam Jochum 1954–
Former Iowa state senator and Senate president
Arts and media
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Greg Gumbel 1946–2024
Television sportscaster known for CBS Sports
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Raymond Roseliep 1917–1983
Catholic priest and English-language haiku poet
Sports
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Frank Quilici 1939–2018
Minnesota Twins baseball player, coach and manager
Other fields
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Dennis Marion Schnurr 1948–
Catholic Archbishop of Cincinnati
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John Joseph Myers 1941–2020
Former Catholic archbishop of Newark
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William Edwin Franklin 1930–2026
Bishop of Davenport, Iowa
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Thomas G. Doran 1936–2016
Eighth Catholic bishop of Rockford
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James Vincent Casey 1914–1986
Catholic Archbishop of Denver
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Justin Albert Driscoll 1920–1984
Catholic bishop of Fargo, Loras College president
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John Joseph Paul 1918–2006
Catholic bishop of La Crosse, Wisconsin
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Loras Joseph Watters 1915–2009
Catholic bishop of Winona, Minnesota
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John Jeremiah McRaith 1934–2017
Catholic bishop of Owensboro, Kentucky
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Edward Aloysius Fitzgerald 1893–1972
Catholic bishop of Winona, 1949–1969
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Edward Howard 1877–1983
Catholic archbishop of Portland, Oregon
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Henry Rohlman 1876–1957
Catholic bishop of Davenport and archbishop of Dubuque
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Joseph Michael Gilmore 1893–1962
Catholic bishop of Helena, Montana
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Mathias Clement Lenihan 1854–1943
Bishop of Great Falls, Montana
No alumni match.
From Wikidata “educated at” records (including people who attended without graduating), ordered by the number of Wikipedia language editions. Degrees and years follow Wikidata and are left out where it has none.
Alumni network
Colleges that share the most alumni with Loras College (people who attended both).