Loyola University Chicago

Department of History

Upcoming HGSA events

HGSA 2022-2023 Events Calendar

Join us at our monthly general meetings, held the third Tuesday of every month at 4:30pm in Crown 528.

Navigating Loyola: Friday, September 9th

Join us for the first HGSA event of the year: “Navigating Loyola (Beach)!” We will meet Friday, September 9th at 5:30pm in Crown 530 for a potluck and info session on navigating graduate life. Then, we will walk over to Loyola Beach together for some community building.

We ask that everyone bring some sort of dish to pass and any beach essentials that you may need.

We look forward to seeing you there!

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Student Testimonials

Ve'Amber Miller, MA in Public History ('21)

"What I enjoyed most about the Public History MA program at Loyola was the connections I made with my cohort. Quite often, teamwork became less of a chore and more something I could look forward to because of the support and passion I found amongst my colleagues. I have come out stronger and more confident about my own role in collaborative work."

Student Testimonials

Ruby Oram, PhD in Public History and American History ('20)

"This program is ideal for prospective students who want a foot in both worlds. I left the program feeling confident that I could work with cultural institutions as a public historian or pursue an academic career as a US historian in a four-year university. I currently do both as a faculty member at Texas State...."

Student Testimonials

Tara Hinkley, MA/MLIS Dual Degree Program ('21)

"Loyola's dual MA/MLIS program with Dominican has helped me hone my skills in librarianship, archives work and museum oriented work. My classes at Loyola provided connections with professionals doing history in many different ways and it truly opened my eyes to the incredible breadth of opportunities available to public historians..."

Student Testimonials

Bryan Escobar, MA in History ('14)

"Combining the traditional master’s program at Loyola with a minor focus in public history was an amazing experience for me. Going into graduate school I knew I wanted to work in the museum field but considered going through the traditional history route..."