Restricted Access During Finals
The University Libraries will have restricted guest access during the final exam period. Access policies vary by campus: Cudahy Library/Klarchek Information Commons –Effective December 4 – December 20 -Access restricted to Loyola students, faculty, staff, and alumni -Patrons with courtesy cards, Friends of the Libraries, and visitors from reciprocal institutions will also be granted access. […]
Did You Know?: Travel Guides
Did You Know? EBL Now Offers Travel Guides! With winter break just around the corner, you may be thinking about reading something other than the books you had to read for the fall semester. Perhaps you want to go on a trip next year but cannot decide on exactly where you want to visit. Travel […]
Like the University Archives and Special Collections on Facebook!
The Loyola University Chicago University Archives and Special Collections is now on Facebook. Like the Archives to learn about campus history and Archives news. Photos, trivia, and archival documents will be posted regularly. Discover the great history of Loyola University Chicago today! facebook.com/LUCArchives
Tech Trends w/ Tara: Holiday Gift Guide
You may refuse to put up holiday decorations or listen to Jingle Bells, but make no mistake: The holiday season is upon us. I love the holidays as much as the next person. The lights. The music. The copious amounts of glögg <insert festive drink of your ancestors here>. But I’m not a big fan of […]
Flash Seminar: Occupy Chicago Movement
15 Minutes to a Smarter You! Tuesday, November 22nd – 10:00 AM – IC Level 1 Political Historian, Michelle Nickerson will share insights on the Occupy Chicago Movement. Come learn about the origins, outrage, and objectives uniting the Chicago demonstrations with the national Occupy Wall Street Movement. Why not prepare yourself to participate in a […]
Extra help using the library!
Extra research assistance is available at the Cudahy Circulation Desk, Sunday – Thursday, 3-5pm through December 1st. Not here 3-5? Visit our regular reference desk on Level 2 of the Klarchek Information Commons. Information on all of our services, including our 24/7 chat service and our research consultation service, can be found at http://libraries.luc.edu/ask.