Collections by Subject

This category includes collections relating to artists and people who have worked with artists or in the arts. It includes the papers of Loyola faculty. 

This category highlights our collections relating to the history of the book.

This category highlights collections relating to business, economics, and labor, especially relating to Chicago.

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 studies Central and South America.

This category includes collections containing information relating to 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 will contain more information.

This category includes the papers of Loyola faculty and records of the Classical Studies department.

This category includes the records of the Chicago College of Dental Surgery and several Loyola faculty members.

This category highlights our collections relating to the history of education. It includes the papers of Loyola faculty members, and a state senator involved in education reform.

This category highlights collections relating to the entertainment arts in Chicago, primarily theatre in Chicago.

This category highlights collections containing information on environmental issues and concerns.

This category highlights our collections with information on the practice of ethics. It includes the papers of Loyola faculty members.

This category highlights collections including information on Europe and European issues.

This category highlights collections with information on gender and related issues. It includes the papers of Loyola alumni and faculty.

This category highlights collections containing information on governing and government. It includes the papers of Loyola alumni and faculty as well as the records of Loyola's student government association.

This category includes collections with information relating to healthcare in the United States. It includes the papers of Loyola alumni and faculty.

This category includes the papers of Loyola's Jesuit faculty members.

These collections relate to the work of journalism. They include the papers of Loyola alumni and faculty, and nationally recognized journalists.

This category highlights our collections relating to the law. It includes the papers of Loyola alumni and faculty as well as oral histories.

This category highlights the writing and study of literature. It includes the papers of Loyola alumni and faculty.

These collections relate to the study and history of medicine in Chicago. They include records from the Stritch School of Medicine, the papers of Loyola alumni and faculty, and records of organizations related to Loyola.

This category includes collections of published sheet music and scores by composers. Loyola alumni are represented in this category in addition to collections of published music.

This category includes collections with information on events and occurences in North America.

This category highlights our collections related to nursing. It includes the papers of Loyola alumni and faculty, notable Nursing theorists, and the records of the Niehoff School of Nursing. 

This category highlights collections with information about philosophy and philosophers.

This category highlights collections containing information on the history of politics in the United States. It includes the papers of Loyola alumni, faculty, and staff in addition to other collections.

This category includes collections relating to the history of psychology. It includes the papers of Loyola faculty, alumni, and records of the Psychology department.

This category includes collections relating to the history of public utilities in Chicago and Illinois.

This category includes collections relating to the history of and work in the sciences. It includes the papers of Loyola faculty and records of Loyola departments.

This category highlights work on a variety of social justice issues. It includes the papers of Loyola alumni and faculty, other individuals, records of Loyola departments, and records of other organizations.

These collections highlight sports and athletics at Loyola.

This category highlights collections relating to theatre in Chicago and Illinois in addition to the history of the Loyola Theatre department. It includes the papers of Loyola faculty, records of Loyola's Theatre department, and other theatre collections.

This category highlights collections relating to theology. It includes the papers of Loyola faculty and records of the Theology department.