Gifts
The following articles appear in the Gifts section of Loyola.
- A Message from Advancement
- Alumnus Bolsters Business Scholarship with $1 Million Gift
- Alumnus Michael Sullivan (BS '61) credits much of his success in life to his years at Loyola. So much so that he and his wife, Jean, have generously chosen to give a $1 million gift annuity to the School of Business to bolster scholarship support to deserving students.
- Husband Honors Wife with Endowed Professorship
- After a lifetime of devotion to Loyola's School of Law, Bernard J. Beazley (LLB '50) has once again chosen the school as a beneficiary of his generosity. To honor his wife, Kathie, Beazley has given $2 million to fully endow a new chair in her name—the A. Kathleen Beazley ChairChild Law.
- Teammates Partner for Future of Loyola Athletics
- In the late 1950s, a pass on the Ramblers' court from Frank Hogan (BS '59, MEd '80) to Al Norville (BS '60) was a familiar sight.