We are excited to unveil the University Libraries’ new website on Monday, December 15! Everything you are accustomed to seeing and more will be highlighted and hosted on this site. It has been redesigned with you, our library user, in mind to give you a contemporary look and user-focused features. Some of those features include improved navigation, easy to […]
University Libraries welcomed the Gerber/Hart Library & Archives to the Information Commons for our event Archives in Action: Button Making with Archivists. By Easton Brundage, Research & Education Librarian On November 6, 2025, Jen Dentel from Gerber/Hart Library & Archives brought a selection of historical buttons to highlight Chicago’s LGBTQ+ history. These included buttons from historic gay bars around the city and slogans from different eras of the LGBTQ+ rights movement. StarRose Keyes-Lebergott from the […]
Source: Loyola Today Loyola University Chicago has appointed Jamie Wittenberg as dean of University Libraries, effective January 1, 2026. Wittenberg brings extensive experience in academic library leadership, research data management, and open scholarship. She currently serves as assistant dean for research and innovation strategies at the University of Colorado Boulder Libraries, where she oversees collections, […]
The University Libraries was recently accepted by the National Library of Medicine (NLM) to host their Traveling Exhibition from October 20 to November 29. AIDS, Posters, and Stories of Public Health: A People’s History of a Pandemic features six physical posters showcasing images created by artists, activists, and community workers. The exhibit also includes a […]
The University Libraries is proud to announce this academic year’s Student Employee Scholarship, an initiative launched last fall designed to support student workers across Loyola University Chicago’s Lake Shore and Water Tower campuses. This scholarship program celebrates the dedication and contributions of student employees who balance academic commitments with their roles in the library. Applications […]
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