Stay Informed: Free Access to Top Newspapers with your Loyola ID
Did you know that as a Loyola student, faculty, or staff, you get free access to significant newspaper platforms like The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, and The New York Times? Be sure to stay updated on news, culture, and whatever interests you without a paywall. How? It’s simple: On the library website, use […]
Supporting Our Student Workers: The New Scholarship Fund
The University Libraries is excited to announce the launch of the new Student Employee Scholarship Fund, designed to recognize and support the important contributions of our student workers across all campus library locations. This fund aims to provide financial assistance to help offset the educational expenses of undergraduate and graduate students currently employed by the […]
Join Our Team: Be Part of the University Libraries
Join our team at Loyola University Chicago Libraries. We are seeking talented professionals to join our expanding team. If you’re passionate about academic libraries, leadership, and fostering a collaborative learning environment, we want to hear from you! Apply today and be part of the future of library services at Loyola Chicago! ================ At Loyola University […]
Ted’s Favorite Ways to Achieve Optimal Hygge
During the month of December, Loyola Libraries staff make lists and check them twice. What are these lists about? Anything! You can look at past years’ lists here and stay tuned for more lists! As I write this list, we’re experiencing our first snow of the fall here in Chicago. Here are some of my favorite ways […]
Easton’s top 10 favorite pasta shapes
During the month of December, the University Libraries staff make lists and check them twice. What are these lists about? Anything! You can look at past years’ lists here and stay tuned for more lists! Disclaimer: every pasta shape was created for a specific sauce/dish. But I am famously both a picky eater and someone with a […]
Jeff’s Balm of the Year
During the month of December, the University Libraries staff make lists and check them twice. What are these lists about? Anything! You can look at past years’ lists here and stay tuned for more lists! Russia 1985-1999: TraumaZone A haunting and poetic depiction of societal collapse and human resilience during the fall of the Soviet Union by […]