Joliet Then and Now presented at USF’s "Senior Saturdays"
The University of St. Francis "Senior Saturdays" will present " Joliet Then and Now" on May 7 by Joliet historian Robert E. Sterling.
"Joliet Then and Now" will be presented at 9 a.m. in the university’s library. The program is free. For information or reservations, call (815) 740-3404.
Sterling has authored several books on regional history. His most recent book, Joliet Then and Now includes 375 photos portraying Joliet’s past and how the city has changed.
Senior Saturdays is a Learning Throughout Life program sponsored by the University of St. Francis library. The library will be open to seniors during Saturdays throughout the year. Seniors will be allowed borrowing privileges and use of the library’s computers.
The University of St. Francis is at 500 Wilcox St. in Joliet. The university serves more than 4,300 students nationwide. The university is committed to lifelong learning, and offers more than 60 undergraduate majors in arts and sciences, business, education, nursing and social work. Graduate programs are offered in health care, education and business. |
