Loyola University Chicago
University Archives & Special Collections
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Student Projects
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- Archive of Loyola University Chicago websites
- Loyola Yearbooks and Student Publications
- Cook County Circuit Court Oral History Project
- Center for Textual Studies and Digital Humanities
- Loyola Archives & Special Collections Renovation
- Jesuit Libraries Project
- Black Metropolis Research Consortium Survey
- Loyola eCommons - Archives & Special Collections
- Loyola Special Collections on Explore Chicago
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Donovan Reading Room Exhibits
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March Madness 2018
Did you attend the 2018 Loyola NCAA or MVC tournament games? A watch party? Rallies for the Men's Basketball team? If so, we would like to have your images, videos, and stories about this historic event at Loyola. Please submit your NCAA or MVC related materials to the University Archives via
Loyola March Madness 2018
Mission
The Loyola University Chicago Archives & Special Collections is home to the Univesrity Archives and a variety of Special Collections including the Rare Book Collection and the Congressional Archives.
The University Archives serves as the institutional memory of Loyola University Chicago with the mission to collect, preserve, organize, describe, and make available university records of enduring historical value. Special Collections includes archival collections relating to Samuel Insull, COngressmen Dan Rostenkowski and Henry J. Hyde, Catholic history, Jesuit educators, and Chicago entertaiment. Special Collections is also the home of Loyola's Rare Book Collection, which is particularly strong in the areas of Jesuitica, American and British history, literature and drama, and religion and theology. Of particular note in the collection are the Edward A. Cudahy Jesuitica collection, the Charles A. Whittingham Chiswick Press collection, the Michalak 19th century British Satire and Caricature collection, the Charles A. Keely Book History collection, and the Edward Gorey collection. Today the Loyola University Chicago Archives & Special Collections holds over 9,000 linear feet of archival collections and 14,000 rare books.
Hours
The Loyola University Chicago Archives & Special Collections is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. We are closed on federal and university holidays.
Appointments are required.
Please contact Kathy Young, University Archivist, at kyoung3@luc.edu or Ashley Howdeshell, Assistant University Archivist, at ahowdeshell@luc.edu to make an appointment.
Congressional Archives
Please contact Kathy Young at 773-508-2661 or kyoung3@luc.edu for inquiries about the Dan Rostenkowski and Henry Hyde papers or to make an appointment to use the papers.
The Loyola University Chicago Archives & Special Collections will be closed on the following days:
2018
- May 22
- May 28 (Memorial Day)
- July 4 (Independence Day)
- September 3 (Labor Day)
- November 22 & 23 (Thanksgiving)
- December 24 & 25 (Christmas)
- December 31 (New Year's Eve)
2019
- January 1 (New Year's Day)
