March Madness won’t be the same without Sister Jean. Thinking about the Loyola University Chicago community and everyone who loved this remarkable woman. nytimes.com/2025/10/10/spo…
“Absolutely 💛 Sister Jean was the heart and soul of March Madness! Her spirit, wisdom, and kindness touched so many lives. Rest in peace, a true legend 🙏✨”
If the people of America want you to become President again, will you become President or not?
102-year-old Shoji Tomihisa, a survivor of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima competes in a race and proves that age is just a number.
Hey what did you get the Nobel prize for exactly? I can’t find out why anywhere??
Didn't you try to force nuns to include birth control in their health care packages, and had to be restrained by SCOTUS? I remember that.
Oh gosh sad news, yes Sister Jean was remarkable put college athletics in proper perspective, a true educator. Our best wishes to her family and all at Loyola.
Remember when Barack Obama confidently said Trump would never be president? That prediction aged like milk. 🥛💀
I wish I could say something nice but the actions and deeds you’ve put this country through are wicked and disgusting. You crossed rubicons that should never have been crossed and you made this country far far worse. Shame on you and your administration for hurting this country…
A great woman is being honored, but the women of Gaza are greater — they deserve all appreciation and love for their patience, strength, and sacrifices in the face of pain and siege. A salute to every mother in the world who raised generations on dignity and faith; the true honor…
Sister Jean was such a special figure in March Madness and beyond. Her spirit and passion for Loyola and the game will definitely be missed.
She’s definitely in a better place, 106 wow, 😮 now she’s singing w/the angels ! RIP Sister Jean 🎚️
Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, BVM, was a religious sister and the beloved champion for the Loyola Ramblers men's basketball team at Loyola University Chicago. She passed away on October 9, 2025, at the age of 106, leaving behind a legacy of faith, education and unwavering support…
Woman records her 93-year-old grandmother working out in the gym
A true legend has left us. Sister Jean's impact went far beyond the March Madness spotlight, touching generations of students and fans. Her legacy of kindness, faith, and joy will live on at Loyola University Chicago and beyond.
Wow... advocating for a white person. That's a bit outside your wheelhouse... how does your wife feel about that? You know, the one whose dissertation was basically a love letter to black racism and mentioned how there were too many white people in congress...
What that thing Republican women have that Democrats women dont have.
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