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Exploring faith
Continuing a Jesuit tradition of leadership in theological research and education, Loyola offers both undergraduate and graduate coursework and degrees in Theology which can prepare you for life beyond Loyola, whatever career you choose to pursue.
Healing Earth
The Healing Earth Textbook, a project of the International Jesuit Ecology Project, wins Expanded Reason Award in the Teaching Category.
A Lutheran's Love Letter to Pope Francis
Professor Aana Marie Vigen has published "A Lutheran's Love Letter to Pope Francis" in America, the Jesuit Review.
Where Have All The Heavens Gone?
Profs. John McCarthy and Edmondo Lupieri are happy to announce the publication of "Where Have All The Heavens Gone? Galileo's Letter to the Grand Duchess Christina."
Theology and Interdisciplinary Study
Prof. Hans Svebakken teaches an interdisciplinary study course on the relation of religion and science
An American Conscience: The Reinhold Niebuhr Story
A screening of a new documentary by Martin Doblmeier on the late theologian Reinhold Niebuhr will be held April 12 in the Damen Student Center Cinema at 4:00 p.m.
Congratulations Zach Ludwig!!
Zach Ludwig, a senior, has won the prestigious Albert Clark Award
Miguel Diaz responds to Trump's immigration policies and his first 100 days in office.
Miguel Diaz responds to Trump's immigration policies and his first 100 days in office.
Democracy, Culture, Catholicism: Voices from Four Continents
Prof. Michael Schuck and Loyola Ph.D. John Crowley-Buck participated in a lunch seminar at DePaul University to discuss Democracy, Culture, Catholicism: Voices from Four Continents, a book which they co-edited.
News from the Society of Christian Ethics
Theology Department faculty member Dr. Anna Vigen and Theology Ph.D. candidate Sara Wilhelm Garbers have been named to the Board of Directors of the Society of Christian Ethics.
Dr. Susan Ross Talks Direction of Catholic Church on WTTW
Dr. Susan Ross recently sat down with WTTW's host Phil Ponce to discuss the direction of the Catholic Church and the Archdiocese of Chicago. The occasion for the conversation was the elevation of Archbishop Blase Cupich to Cardinal by Pope Francis on November 19.
Dr. Miguel Diaz Offers A Perspective On Trump Presidency
Dr. Miguel Diaz, University Professor and former United States Ambassador to the Holy See, recently offered a Catholic perspective on the Trump Presidency. Published in Crux, Dr. Diaz's opinion piece contrasted with another Crux piece written by another former US Ambassador to the Holy See, Florida congressman Francis Rooney.
Dr. Michael Schuck on Worldview
At noon on December 8, 2016, Dr. Michael Schuck spoke with Chicago public radio's program "Worldview" on the topic of the Dakota Access Pipeline.
Loyola Theology Alumna Dr. Melissa Browning's Theological Conversations Go Beyond Classroom
Dr. Melissa Browning, a 2011 alumna of Loyola University Chicago's doctoral program in Christian Ethics, extends her theological conversations beyond her role as an assistant professor of contextual ministry at McAfee School of Theology.
Study Judaism in Jerusalem in Summer 2017!
Interested in Judaism? Interested in Jerusalem? Then apply to study Judaism in Jerusalem this coming summer!
Loyola Theology Alumnus Dr. Daniel Cosacchi Reprises Commentator Role on New York's FiOs1 News Station
On September 28, Dr. Daniel Cosacchi, a 2016 graduate of Loyola University's doctoral program in Christian Ethics, reprised a role as commentator for New York's FiOs1 news channel. Dr. Cosacchi guided the station's coverage of the Archdiocese of New York's Mass of the Holy Spirit, at which Timothy Cardinal Dolan presided. Dr. Cosacchi previously served as commentator for the station's coverage of Pope Francis' 2015 visit to the United States.
Lecture Series

The Supernatural in the Middle Ages
"The Supernatural in the Middle Ages" is the topic of the Fall 2016 Medieval Studies Center Lecture Series.
Faith and Public Service: A Discussion on Pope Francis' Address to Congress
In anticipation of our local, state, and national elections you are invited to attend a discussion on Pope Francis’ 2015 address to Congress.