Loyola University Chicago: Oral Histories

Loyola University Chicago Alumni Relations seeks to foster lifelong connections by engaging alumni with the University and with one another in activities, programs, and services that both support the University mission and satisfy alumni needs.

Oral histories from staff and athletes

Oral histories featuring the staff, faculty, and alumni of the College of Arts and Sciences.

Oral history interviews with staff from Loyola's Office of the General Counsel.

Oral histories from members of the Human Resources unit.

The Institute of Pastoral Studies (IPS) educates adults for professional ministry, spiritual development and faith-based leadership in other professions. Through their course of study and their spiritual formation, students develop real-world knowledge and skills in theological reflection, in ministerial practice and in ethical judgment.

Oral histories from the John Felice Rome Center.

Oral history interviews with staff at Loyola's University Libraries

Oral histories from staff, faculty, administrators, and alumni

Oral history interviews with Mundelein College faculty who became Loyola faculty.

Loyola University Chicago’s Quinlan School of Business educates responsible leaders who strengthen our global business system. We draw on the resources of our world-class location in the heart of Chicago, just off Michigan Avenue, and of our industry-leading faculty to offer a nationally ranked business education.

School of Law Oral Histories

Founded in 1914, Loyola University Chicago's School of Social Work educates students to become leaders in the profession. Within a learning community dedicated to excellence in scholarship and service, students select a curriculum focused in clinical, organizational, community, and social justice issues.

Stritch School of Medicine

Oral histories with members of the Student Development division