Speaker Series: Dr. Robert Bucholz -London: A Social and Cultural History
“An Evening in Early Modern London: Or How the Greatest City in the Western World Got That Way” Dr. Robert Bucholz, Royal Historical Society Fellow, Loyola history professor, and author of London: A Social and Cultural History, 1550–1750, will give a fascinating account of a crucial period that led to the city’s rise to worldwide […]
You Can Find Bible Commentaries: Here’s How
Wednesday, September 26th 3:30pm-4:30pm IC 120 Our library’s print and online collections contain an astonishing number of bible commentaries; concise and lengthily, introductory and advanced. No matter your level or need, a few strategies will improve the efficiency of your searches and leave you more time for reading and writing. Sign-up is not needed; questions […]
Medical Research: CINAHL, Medline and PubMed
Tuesday, September 25th 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. IC Room 120 Medical research can require using complex databases and advanced searching strategies. In this workshop you’ll learn about some of Loyola’s premier medical resources, including Medline and CINAHL, and how to get the results you want. We will discuss helpful tools and features of medical […]
Vatican II: Colloquium & Research Guide
On September 20, 2012, Loyola University Chicago’s Center for Catholic Intellectual Heritage will host a special colloquium celebrating the 50th anniversary of the opening of the Second Vatican Council of the Roman Catholic Church. Prominent scholars will present and discuss the living legacy of Vatican II, addressing topics such as ecclesiology, women in the Church, […]
Celebrating Loyola Athletics
Stop by the Donovan Reading Room in Cudahy Library to view the new exhibit about Loyola Athletics by the University Archives and Special Collections. Learn about the short-lived mascot Bo the Hobo and why we are called the Ramblers. Get the details on how the men’s basketball team won the 1963 NCAA Championship. See pictures […]
24/5 Returns!
Last fall the University Libraries began a pilot project to keep the Klarchek Information Commons open 24 hours, Sunday through Friday. Because of the popularity of this project, the University Libraries will continue the 24/5 schedule through the 2012-2013 academic year. Take advantage of the extended hours in the IC and enjoy!