Meet the Staff: Katherine Dunn
Title of your position: Serials Acquisitions Assistant What is your educational background? I have a B.A. in English Literature and Creative Writing from DePaul University. How long have you been at Loyola and what do you like best about working here? I worked in the General Counsel’s office at the WTC for a year before […]
The Women and Leadership Archives Lecture Series
The Women & Leadership Archives Lecture Series presents: HIV/AIDS Prevention and Sexed Bodies: Rethinking Abstinence in Light of the African AIDS Pandemic By: Melissa Browning April 16, 2009 12-1pm Piper Hall Room 201 Please feel free to bring a bagged lunch! Melissa Browning will discuss her research into the consequences of abstinence as a “solution” […]
View Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address, April 1 – May 3
Visit the Chicago History Museum to see Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address, April 1 – May 3. “On display for a limited time, see Lincoln’s handwritten speech that moved the nation toward understanding the reasons behind the country’s bloodiest war. Four months after the Battle of Gettysburg, Lincoln delivered his brief but powerful speech at the battleground […]
Easter Break hours
In observation of the Easter holiday, Loyola Libraries will have special hours this weekend. Cudahy Library/Klarchek Information Commons: Thurs, April 9: 7:00am – 5:00pm Fri, April 10: CLOSED Sat, April 11: Noon – 5:00pm Sun, April 12: CLOSED Lewis Library: Thurs, April 9: 7:30am – 5:00pm Fri, April 10: CLOSED Sat, April 11: Noon – […]
Announcing Reader’s Guide Retrospective
Reader’s Guide Retrospective, a new addition to the Libraries’ collection of online research tools, provides researchers with vastly improved opportunities to locate content in popular magazines of the 20th century. Rather than searching annual volumes of The Reader’s Guide to Periodical Literature by subject, Reader’s Guide Retrospective enables keyword searching of multiple years simultaneously. The […]
Library Speaker Series, April 2nd
Loyola alumna and crime mystery writer, Theresa Schwegel will discuss how the city of Chicago “stars” in her books. Not only do her stories deal with the complications of police officers’ lives, Chicago becomes an active breathing character that adds depth and heart to each work. Schwegel, a Chicago native, has garnered several accolades for […]