Food for Fines
In collaboration with University Ministry’s Hunger Week the University Libraries are kicking off our annual Food for Fines campaign on Monday, November 3rd. The Cudahy and Lewis Libraries will accept one can of food for every $2.50 overdue fine (fines for technology items excluded). Items are donated to local hunger relief charities. All donations of […]
Research Tuesdays
Working on a project and need research guidance? Join us for Research Tuesdays! You can work on your own at one of 24 computers in an open lab setting An experienced librarian will be available to help you if and when you need it! Every Tuesday, from 6-8pm Klarchek Information Commons, Room 120 September 30-November 5
Reclaiming Loyola University’s Chicago Roots
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 […]
Scary movies available from Cudahy AV Department
Some of you have been participating in the Scary Movie Quote contest at the Cudahy Circulation desk. (Guess the quote and get a piece of Halloween candy!) But did you know that Cudahy owns many of these movies? The Audiovisual Department has a wide selection of thrillers and horror films, ranging from the well-known (The Birds, Ghostbusters, Rosemary’s Baby, […]
Update: University Archives Open House
In honor of Archives Month the Loyola University Archives and Special Collections will be hosting an open house tomorrow, Thursday, October 23rd, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Since it is election season we will be featuring rare books on politics, governing and government from the Loyola University Chicago Libraries’ Rare Book Collection. This event […]
Library Speaker Series Event: Dr. Alan Gitelson Discusses the 2008 Presidential and Congressional Elections
The University Libraries will hold its next Library Speaker Series event on Thursday, October 23rd 2008 at the Lakeshore Campus. The topic of this event is The 2008 Election: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly. Dr. Alan Gitelson, professor of Political Science at Loyola University Chicago, will give a timely overview and analysis of the 2008 elections. His focus will be on key aspects […]