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 […]
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Now you can join the Loyola University Libraries as a fan on the social network Facebook. From the Libraries new Facebook page, you can search the catalog, find indexes and subject guides, get recent news and hours and ask research questions. Join us by clicking here or searching for “Loyola University Chicago / Libraries” on […]
Holiday Gift Ideas
It seems like just yesterday that you were lounging next to Lake Michigan, enjoying the warm weather, when suddenly you’re wearing boots every day and Christmas is right around the corner. If you still have gifts to buy, why not share your love of books with family and friends? From the faculty and staff at […]
Open Early, Open Late
Finals hours for the Lewis Library begin Monday, Dec. 8, hours are as follows: December 8 (Monday) – December 11 (Thursday) 7:30am – 2:00am December 12 (Friday) 7:30am – 12:00am December 13 (Saturday) 7:30am – 9:00pm December 14 (Sunday) 12:00pm – 12:00am December 15 (Monday) 7:30am – 7:00pm December 16 (Tuesday) 7:30am – 7:00pm In […]
Lewis Library-Restricted Access
In order to provide adequate study space during final exams, access to the Lewis Library, Water Tower Campus, will be restricted to Loyola University Chicago Students, Faculty, Staff and Alumni from November 17th – December 16th, 2008. We regret that guests will not be allowed access during this time. Please contact Lewis Library staff if […]
Library Speaker Series – Ellen Skerrett
Join social historian Ellen Skerrett for an illustrated slide lecture, as she highlights discoveries she made in researching and writing Loyola’s first published history. Born in Chicago: A History of Chicago’s Jesuit University reclaims Loyola’s urban roots and explores the evolution of the university from its beginnings in 1870 on the city’s Near West […]