The following online exhibits highlight some of the history of Loyola University Chicago.

Hidden Loyola

Tour the hidden niches and corners of current and former Lake Shore Campus buildings and landmarks. This tour was conducted on an annual basis by Michael J. Grace, S.J.

Loyola Traditions

Learn about current and former traditions at Loyola University Chicago.

Loyola Timeline

Highlights of Loyola history from 1870 to the 2000s.

Arnold J. Damen, S.J.: Loyola's Founder, Man of Missions

This exhibit explores the life and legacy of Loyola's founder, Arnold J. Damen, S.J. Curated by Bryan Morey.

The Legacy of Raymond C. Baumhart, S.J.

This exhibit explores the life and legacy of one of Loyola's most beloved and longest serving presidents, Raymond C. Baumhart, S.J. Curated by Bianca Barcenas.

One Hundred Years of Knowledge in the Service of Man

Curated by Kathy Young, this exhibit is a digital interpretation of the booklet published for Loyola's Centennial in 1970.

Edward Kelly: Loyola's Globe-Trotter

Curated by Bryan Morey, this exibitexplores the adventures of Loyola alumnus Edward Kelly (1908-1968).

Exploring Medical Education in the 1930s: The Loyola School of Medicine

Curated by Bianca Barcenas, this exhibit explores medical education at Loyola University in the 1930s, including the story of Dr. Perry V. Hartman, Jr. (Class of 1933).

Loyola Academy

Curated by Bryan Morey, this exhibit explores the history of Loyola Academy on Loyola's Lake Shore Campus.

John Felice Rome Center

Curated by Brendan Reynolds, this exhibit highlights the history of Loyola's John Felice Rome Center.