Workshop on Using ICPSR Resources
Workshop on finding and using Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR) social science data! Would you like to increase your skills at searching, downloading and analyzing ICPSR data? Are you looking to bring data analysis into the classroom? Would you simply like to become more familiar with what ICPSR has to offer? Finding […]
New Exhibits from the Loyola University Chicago Archives and Special Collections
The University Archives has two new exhibits on display in the Cudahy Library Reading Room. The south wall cases of the Reading Room celebrate Abraham Lincoln’s 200th birthday. Materials from the University Archives and rare book collection highlights the life of President Lincoln, the role of women during the civil war, and Civil War connections […]
Hot Zones (film), February 12th
Join us Thursday night (Feb. 12th) in the Klarchek Information Commons to watch Hot Zones, part of the PBS Journey to Planet Earth film series. Learn how changes in global an local ecosystems are connected to the increased spread of infectious diseases. Locations: Kenya, Peru, Bangladesh, and the United States. Film Title: Hot Zones Date: Thursday, February […]
Introduction to RefWorks — Humanities Focus
Are you interested in learning more about RefWorks? Join us tomorrow for an introductory workshop. Introduction to RefWorks — Humanities Focus Friday, January 30th, 11:00 a.m. – noon Information Commons, Room 120 RefWorks is an online research management, writing and collaboration tool that is designed to help researchers easily gather, manage, store and share all types of […]
Library Speaker Series: Loyola in Fiction
MacArthur “genius” Stuart Dybek and critically acclaimed master of the short story, will present “Loyola in Fiction”. He will read a few passages from a few of his short stories, “Seiche” and “Lunch at the Loyola Arms” and talk about the sense of place and the role of autobiography in fiction. Q & A and […]
Check books out at Northwestern University!
Loyola University Libraries are pleased to announce a reciprocal borrowing agreement with Northwestern University. Loyola students and faculty may now borrow books from Northwestern, and NU faculty and students will have the same privileges here. We are excited to be expanding the resources available to our academic community.