Collections by Subject
This list is not comprehensive. Subjects will be added over time as more collections are processed.
Each link below leads to a subject page containing finding aids. The blue links on the subjet pages are linked to finding aids, not digitized materials. Grey entries are unprocessed collections and not yet available for research. Please see our Access Policy and Reading Room Policy for information on making research appointments and accessing collections.
Loyola Special Collections staff strive to use inclusive and non-hurtful language in all of our descriptions. Some collections, however, may include documents that contain hurtful language due to the era in which they were created. Finding aids are frequently reviewed and updated to improve subject access and language. The records that they represent are not changed. Please see our Harmful Language Policy for further information.
The category includes collections relating to artists and people who have worked with artists or in the arts but are not artists themselves, including papers of Loyola faculty.
This category includes collections highlighting aspects of the history of the book.
This category highlights collections relating to business, economics, and labor, especially relating to Chicago.
Catholic History/Organizations
This category highlights collections relating to Catholic history and organizations, especially those with a connection to Chicago.
This category highlights the papers of Loyola faculty who focused on Central and South America in their work.
This category includes collections containing information relating to the history of Chicago and Illinois.
This category encompasses the subjects of Civil Rights, Affirmative Action, Minorities, and Race. Some of the collections included here may only have 1 or 2 files on these subjects while other collections have more information.
This category highlights the papers or Loyola faculty from the Classical Studies department.
This category highlights records and papers relating to the history of Dentistry, specifically the history of Loyola's dental school.
Highlighting collections relating to the history of education, this category includes the papers of Loyola faculty members.
This category highlights collections relating to the entertainment arts in Chicago, primarily theater in Chicago.
This category highlights collections containing information on environmental issues and concerns.
Highlighting collections with information on ethics, this category includes the papers of Loyola faculty members.
Highlighting collections with information on Europe and European issues, this category includes the papers of Loyola faculty members.
This category highlights collections including information on gender and related issues, including the papers of Loyola faculty members.
Highlighting collections with information on governing and government.
This category includes collections relating to the different aspects of healthcare.
This category highlights collections relating to Jesuits, including the papers of Jesuit faculty members.
These collections relate to journalism and freedom of information.
This category includes collections relating to the law, functioning of courts, etc.
This category includes collections of authors' papers and faculty members who study literature.
Highlighting collections relating to the study and history of medicine, inclduing the history of Loyola's school of medicine.
Military/Veterans
This category includes collections of published sheet music and scores by composers.
This category includes collections with information on North America.
This category highlights collections relating to nursing history and nursing theorists, including the papers of Loyola faculty and alumni.
This category includes collections relating to philosophy and philosophers.
This category includes collections relating to the history of psychology, including the papers of Loyola faculty and alumni.
Highlighting collections relating to politics and politicians, this category includes the papers of alumni and Loyola faculty.
This category includes collections relating to the history of public utilities in Chicago and Illinois.
This category includes collections relating to the history of the sciences, including the papers of Loyola faculty and records of Loyola departments.
This category highlights social justice issues through the papers of Loyola alumni, faculty, and other individuals as well as the records of Loyola departments and other organizations.
These collections highlight Loyola and other athletics.
This category highlights collections relating to theater in Chicago/Illinois as well as the history of the Loyola theater department.
This category highlights collections relating to the various aspect of theology and includes papers of Loyola faculty.
