New Resource: Oxford Biblical Studies Online
The University Libraries has just added Oxford Biblical Studies Online to our collection of e-resources. Access this resource from the alphabetical list at libraries.luc.edu/databases/all/o. It contains several versions of the Bible, two concordances, and the Oxford Bible Commentary. These sources may be searched together or used independently. To see them individually, hover your mouse over […]
Celebrate Halloween with the University Libraries
Join the libraries for some fun Halloween celebrations next week! Trick-or-Treat Game, October 27-October 31 Stop by the Cudahy Circulation Desk the final week of October (10/27-10/31) to play our monstrous Trick-or-Treat game! Each day we’ll be posting a different monster on the loose. Tell us how you would defeat that monster, and if you […]
Welcoming the Torah Scrolls
Thursday, October 30 at 5pm. Klarchek Information Commons 4th Floor
Some Things You Might Not Know about eCommons
We all know Loyola does amazing work with social justice and justice sustainability, but you may not know how eCommons, Loyola’s institutional repository contributes to that mission. eCommons contains scholarly items produced by Loyola faculty and students, and almost everything in there is free to anyone in the world to read. Since this week is […]
Next Archives Open House: October 16
October is American Archives Month! Come to the next Archives Open House on October 16th from 11am-3pm and see great items from our collections. The University Archives will have items from our Edward Gorey collection, a book published in 1474, a scrapbook from Loyola’s early days, and more out for display! The Congressional Archives will […]
Beyond Loyola: Research Libraries and Collections in Chicago
Workshop: Beyond Loyola: Research Libraries and Collections in Chicago
Wednesday, October 15th, 3:45pm – 4:15pm
Wednesday, October 29th, 3:45pm – 4:15pm
IC Room 120
Discover how you may take advantage of the rich library collections found in the Chicago area. Included will be Northwestern University, the University of Illinois Chicago, DePaul University, the Chicago Public Library, and special collections such as The Newberry Library. Questions may be sent to Jane Currie at jcurrie@luc.edu.