Celebrate National Library Week with University Libraries!

Mark your calendars and get ready to celebrate National Library Week from April 7 to 11! This special week’s theme is ‘Drawn to the Library’ which will highlight the invaluable role of libraries, librarians, and library staff in strengthening communities and transforming lives. We are excited to bring you a variety of engaging and enriching events throughout the week.

Upcoming Events:

Celebration of Faculty Scholarship | Monday, April 7, 4:00 to 6:00 p.m.
Kick off the week by honoring the incredible scholarly contributions of our faculty. This event will showcase faculty publications and research, providing insight into the wealth of knowledge being created at our university.

Craft with the Libraries | details coming soon
Unleash your creativity with a fun craft session at the library! Whether you’re a seasoned artist or just looking for a relaxing break, this activity is a perfect way to de-stress and engage with your peers.

Loyola Alumni Authors Who Create | Wednesday, April 9, 4:00 to 6:00 p.m.
Hear from Loyola alumni who have published books of their works of art and gain insights into their career journeys. This panel discussion is a great opportunity for aspiring writers, comic book artists, illustrators, and book lovers to connect with successful authors from our community.

Dogs with the Dean (WTC, LSC) | Wednesday and Thursday, April 9 and 10
Free Hotdogs! Enjoy a casual and delicious moment with the dean of the University Libraries! Stop by for free hotdogs (while supplies last) and great conversations at both the Lake Shore Campus (LSC) and Water Tower Campus (WTC).

Pop-up Library | Wednesday, April 9, details coming soon
Discover hidden literary gems at our Pop-up Library locations. Browse books, check out materials, and engage with our library staff in a unique and interactive setting.

Check our calendar of events for additional details. We look forward to seeing you at these events and celebrating the power of libraries together!

Post by Layla Urbina, a senior majoring in Visual Communications.

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