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The Grand Iwan Nowruz Festival takes center stage at Concordia University’s Loyola Campus for a two-day celebration leading up to the Persian New Year on March 20.

Festival organizers called Nowruz a “universal moment of rebirth and renewal,” a cultural welcoming of spring.