Digital Exhibits
It's Hell But Here We Are Again
The political cartoons of Art Young are highlighted in this digital exhibit which complements the exhibit on display in the Donovan Reading Room from August 2016 through March 2017.
This exhibit highlights the work and travels of Gerard Manley Hopkins, S.J., as seen through the lectures on Hopkins given by Raymond V. Schoder, S.J., a former faculty member of Loyola's Classical Studies department. Schoder's lecture notes and selected slides from the Schoder Slide Collection are used to illustrate both Hopkins poetry and travels.
Edifying and Curious Letters: Jesuit Accounts of the Americas, 1565–1896
Learn about Jesuit explorers, missionaries, educators, and who historians whose accounts of the New World informed Europeans about the new lands and peoples they encountered.
Jesuits & the Sciences, 1540–1999
Highlighting the contributions of the Society of Jesus to the Sciences. Features images from Loyola's rare book collection.
Tour of the hidden niches and corners of buildings and landmarks (both current and former) at the Lake Shore Campus.
Find out about Loyola's traditions.
Learn about Loyola's History.
G is for Gorey—C is for Chicago: The Collection of Thomas Michalak
An online version of the exhibit which ran at the Loyola University Museum of Art from February–June 2014. This exhibit featured the Edward Gorey collection of Thomas Michalak, now part of the Loyola University of Chicago Archives & Special Collections.
