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Loyola University Chicago Website Collection Loyola University Chicago ~ Archives and Special Collections UA2014.27 Loyola University Chicago Website Collection Dates: 2014 to present Creator: Loyola University Chicago Extent: 192 web sites Level of description: Item Processor & date: Ashley Howdeshell, November 2016 Administration Information Restrictions: No restrictions Copyright: Consult Archivist for copyright information. Citation: Loyola University Chicago. Archives and Special Collections. Collection Name. website address. Provenance: Loyola purchased a subscription to the web archiving service Archive It in 2014. Loyola’s web presence has been actively crawled since 2014 and continues to this day. Separations: No separations See Also: Office of the President Records, Vice President and Dean of Faculties Records, Student Affairs Records, Loyola Oral History Collection, Stritch School of Medicine Records, Departmental Records Administrative History Loyola University Chicago was founded in 1870 by Arnold Damen, S.J., as St. Ignatius College, the college was originally located at West Twelfth Street, next to Holy Family Church, the current location of St. Ignatius College Prep. On October 23, 1909, St. Ignatius College was rechartered by the State of Illinois as Loyola University, and in 1922 the University moved operations from West Twelfth Street to Sheridan and Devon in the Rogers Park neighborhood. College classes had been offered at the Rogers Park campus since 1912, and Loyola Academy opened on the property in 1909. Loyola University Chicago is comprised of four campuses, three located in Chicago and the Chicagoland area and one in Rome. The Chicago campuses consist of the Lake Shore Campus, home of the College of Arts and Sciences; the Water Tower Campus, home of the School of Social Work, School of Law, School of Education, Quinlan School of Business, and an extension the College of Arts and Sciences; and the Loyola Medical Center in Maywood, IL, home of the Niehoff School of Nursing and the Stritch School of Medicine. Loyola University Chicago's Rome campus, the John Felice Rome Center, is open to students from other universities in addition to Loyola students. Loyola University Chicago consists of 13 Colleges and Schools. • Arts and Sciences, College of • Arrupe College • School of Law • Stritch School of Medicine • School of Dentistry (closed 1993) Loyola University Chicago Website Collection Page 1 Loyola University Chicago ~ Archives and Special Collections • School of Social Work • The Graduate School • Niehoff School of Nursing • Quinlan School of Business • School of Education • School of Continuing and Professional Studies • School of Communication Scope and Content The Loyola University Chicago Website Collection consists of 192 websites created and maintained by various departments and divisions of Loyola. The collection starts in 2014 and continues to the present day. The collection is captured by Loyola University Chicago Archives and Special Collections’ subscription to Archive It. Archive It is a web archiving subscription services from the Internet Archive that allows for the capture and full text searching of websites. Series Series 1: Loyola University Chicago This series contains the main Loyola University Chicago website. Series 2: Administration This series contains the websites of Loyola University Chicago’s administrative units. The Office of the President, Office of the Provost, the Bursar, Human Resources, Office of Registration and Records, and University Marking and Communications are examples of the websites found in the series. Series 3: Alumni This series contains the Alumni Relations website. Series 4: Archives This series contains websites for the two main Archives, University Archives and Special Collections and the Women and Leadership Archives. Series 5: Army ROTC This series contains the website for Loyola’s Army ROTC. Series 6: Arrupe College of Loyola University Chicago This series contains the main website for Arrupe College of Loyola University Chicago. Series 7: Athletics This series contains the main website Loyola University Chicago Athletics. Loyola University Chicago Website Collection Page 2 Loyola University Chicago ~ Archives and Special Collections Series 8: Campus Services This series contains websites for Campus Services, such as Campus Safety, Conference Services, Information Technology Services, and the Wellness Center. Series 9: Centers of Excellence This series contains the websites for Loyola’s Centers of Excellence. The Hank Center for Catholic Intellectual Heritage and the Center for Urban Research and Learning are examples of websites found in this series. Series 10: College of Arts and Sciences This series contains the websites for the College of Arts and Sciences. The Departments of Biology, Computer Science, History, and Theology are examples of the websites found in this series. Series 11: Commencement This series contains the main website for Loyola’s Commencement. Series 12: Cuneo Mansion and Gardens This series contains the website for Cuneo Mansion and Gardens, a property of Loyola University Chicago. Series 13: English as a Second Language This series contains the main website for Loyola’s English as a Second Language program. Series 14: The Graduate School This series contains the main website for The Graduate School. Series 15: Health Sciences Division This series contains the main website for the Health Sciences Division and the Neiswanger Institute for Bioethics. Series 16: Institutes This series contains the websites for the various institutes at Loyola. The Institute of Environmental Sustainability and the Institute of Pastoral Studies are examples of websites found in this series. Series 17: John Felice Rome Center This series contains the main website for Loyola’s John Felice Rome Center campus. Series 18: Libraries This series contains the websites for and associated with the University Libraries. Series 19: Loyola Online Learning This series contains the main website for Loyola Online Learning. Loyola University Chicago Website Collection Page 3 Loyola University Chicago ~ Archives and Special Collections Series 20: Loyola University Museum of Art This series contains the websites for and associated with LUMA, Loyola University Museum of Art. Series 21: Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing This series contains the main website for the Niehoff School of Nursing. Series 22: Media and News This series contains the websites Loyola uses to post news and media. Examples include, Inside Loyola, Loyola’s YouTube Channel, Rambler Buzz, and University Press Releases. Series 23: Quinlan School of Business This series contains the main websites for the Quinlan School of Business, as well as the websites that describe their programs and majors. Series 24: Retreat and Ecology Campus This series contains the main website for Loyola’s Retreat and Ecology campus. Series 25: School of Communication This series contains the main website for the School of Communication. Series 26: School of Continuing and Professional Studies This series contains the main website for the School of Continuing and Professional Studies. Series 27: School of Education This series contains the main website for the School of Education, as well as the centers associate with the School of Education such as the Center for Comparative Education. Series 28: School of Law This series contains the main website for the School of Law and the websites for the various centers and institutes associated with the School of Law. Series 29: School of Social Work This series contains the websites for and associated with the School of Social Work. Series 30: Stritch School of Medicine This series contains the main websites for the Stritch School of Medicine, as well as the websites that describe their programs and majors. Series 31: Student Services This series contains the websites of Loyola University Chicago’s student services units. Academic Advising, Financial Aid Office, Loyola Phoenix (student newspaper), Student Activities and Greek Affairs, and WLUW are examples of the websites found in the series. Loyola University Chicago Website Collection Page 4 Loyola University Chicago ~ Archives and Special Collections Subjects: Army ROTC Arrupe College Athletics College of Arts and Sciences Cuneo Mansion and Gardens Graduate School Health Sciences Division John Felice Rome Center Loyola Phoenix Loyola University Chicago LUMA (Loyola University Museum of Art) Niehoff School of Nursing Quinlan School of Business Retreat and Ecology Campus School of Communication School of Continuing and Professional Studies School of Education School of Law School of Social Work Stritch School of Medicine Student Services Loyola University Chicago Website Collection Page 5 Loyola University Chicago ~ Archives and Special Collections Accession Number: UA2014.27 Creator: Loyola University Chicago Title Dates Series 1: Loyola University Chicago Loyola University Chicago June 2014 - https://wayback.archive-it.org/4461/*/http://www.luc.edu Series 2: Administration Accreditation June 2014 - https://wayback.archive-it.org/4461/*/http://www.luc.edu/accreditation/index.shtml Admissions June 2014 - https://wayback.archive-it.org/4461/*/http://www.luc.edu/admission.shtml Community Relations June 2014 - https://wayback.archive-it.org/4461/*/http://www.luc.edu/communityrelations/ Council of Regents June 2014 - https://wayback.archive-it.org/4461/*/http://www.luc.edu/regents/ Emergency Response Plan June 2014 - https://wayback.archive-it.org/4461/*/http://www.luc.edu/erp/
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