
Taina Torres ’23 publishes book preserving Puerto Rican history in Aurora
What started as research for her senior capstone has culminated in the publication of her book: “Borinquen is Our Homeland, But Aurora is Our Home.”
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Aurora University generated an estimated $1.3 billion in added income to the Illinois economy in fiscal 2022-2023, according to a new economic impact report. By preparing students for successful careers, retaining talent within the state, and increasing the productivity of the workforce, AU ensures a strong return on investment for Illinois businesses, taxpayers, and society at large.
What started as research for her senior capstone has culminated in the publication of her book: “Borinquen is Our Homeland, But Aurora is Our Home.”
With help from his AU business education and Marine Corps training, Daniel Cuevas ’24 purchased Banana Split, the local ice cream shop he adored, when he was 28 years old.
Alayna Nosalik ’26 shares reflections on her experiences at AU, the value of exploring new skills, and what’s next as she prepares for her final year.
As soccer director at the Aurora Township Youth Center and the Aurora Eagles Soccer Club, Joseph Dadara ’18 helps local youth players find their way both on and off the field.