Major: Biology

Jennifer Cox discusses her Biology Major choice.

Major Biology Pre-Health:

Tasso Papagiannopoulos and Hadjer Bounama discuss their Biology Pre-Health major choice.

LUROP: Loyola Undergraduate Research Program

Find out how you can participate in hands-on research projects alongside faculty mentors in the Loyola Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program.

Undergraduate Laboratory

Virtual tour of LSB 215, an Undergraduate Laboratory

Stories of Transformation: Active Learning

Biology Professor Doering recalls a middle-school science teacher that transformed his interest in and understanding of science through hands on, active learning.

Biodiesel:  Integrating Education

Fr. Michael Garanzini, SJ, President of Loyola University Chicago, and Biology Prof. Nancy Tuchman illustrate how Loyola University is the "perfect size" to educate students in order to affect environmental change in all facets of society. TJ Berden produced the films and Matt Kordonowy scored original music. Visit www.luc.edu/biodiesel for more information.

Biodiesel Lab

Interview with Alison Varty, Coordinator of the Solutions to Environmental Problems Program at Loyola University Chicago.

Biodiesel:  Smells Like Biodiesel

From gathering waste vegetable oil from the cafeterias to testing the particulate emissions of the biodiesel, students have lead the way making STEP:Biodiesel a successful new course at Loyola University. TJ Berden produced the films and Matt Kordonowy scored original music. Visit www.luc.edu/biodiesel for information.

Voice of the Expert: Natural Resource Conservation

Interview with Biology Professor Robert Wilson Hamilton on economics and natural resources. "...I think we're realizing now in these economic times that a small profit over a long period of time is going to be much more acceptable than large profits over a short period...I think we're finding this out painfully."

Prof. Robert Hamilton's Trips to Costa Rica

Biology Professor Robert Hamilton discusses his field trips to Costa Rica as part of the Biology 393 course. "I'm impressed with what Costa Ricans really are doing and how they value their living resources."