New Collection Honors Alumni Authors

Alumni Authors Collection in IC 1st floor
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New Collection Honors Alumni Authors

In fall 2022, we officially unveiled the Alumni Authors Collection at the Lake Shore Campus, Information Commons. Thanks to the ongoing support and dedication of our staff, faculty, and Friends Advisory board member, Dr. Peter Gilmour, the Loyola community can now enjoy browsing over 550 titles published by Loyola alums from one location.

To browse the collection, please visit the Alumni Authors online listing or view our library catalog and look for the “IC Alumni Authors” in the location tag. You’re also welcome to stop by the Information Commons — look for the collection on the first floor. Loyola alumni are encouraged to bring their Alumni Card which will allow you to borrow these books and more.

For additional inquiries, please contact Jocelyn Cheng, University Libraries, Community Relations and Communication Coordinator at jcheng5@LUC.edu. To suggest a new title for the collection, please go to our online listing to complete a form or contact Dr. Gilmour at pgilmou@LUC.edu.

View photos from the Alumni Authors Collection reception

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