Electronic records (digital records)

Abstract The Baltimore Latin American Immigrant oral history collection, 2021, contains interviews with immigrants from Latin America living in the Baltimore, Maryland area. The interviews were conducted by students in David Carey Jr.'s class HS485: Oral History in the Americas. In the interviews, interviewees discuss their life and upbringing in Latin America, the circumstances that brought them to the United States, their adjustment to life in a new country, and the values, beliefs, and priorities...

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The Loyola Notre Dame Library records reflect the origin, history, and activities of the library from the 1960s to 2018. The records include correspondence, meeting notes, founding documents, reports, contracts, financial and fundraising records, handbooks, exhibition materials, programs, flyers, architectural drawings, construction plans, manuals, photographic materials, press releases, news articles, and publications.

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The Loyola University Maryland audiovisual collection, 1938-2015, consists of audio recordings, videos, films, and data files documenting the history of the university. The documented events include commencements, college president inaugurations, athletic games, Lattanze Center meetings, lectures, conferences, interviews, and Loyola commercials broadcast on local news stations.

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The Loyola University Maryland oral history collection, 2011-2021, contains interviews with people affiliated with Loyola University Maryland, primarily conducted by students in David Carey Jr.'s class HS485: Oral History in the Americas. The collection includes interview transcripts as well as audio and video files.

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The Loyola University Maryland photograph collection documents the history of the university from 1867 through 2011. The collection contains prints in various sizes, contact sheets, slides, and negatives and also houses some illustrations and engravings.

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The Mount Saint Agnes College collection, 1898-2020, contains records documenting the administrative, academic, and cultural life of the college. Mount Saint Agnes College was a Catholic women's college in Baltimore, Maryland, operated by the Sisters of Mercy religious order.

Abstract The Notre Dame of Maryland University audiovisual collection, 1946-2016, consists of audio recordings, videos, films, and interviews documenting the university's history as a women's college and an adult learning center. The audiovisual materials document signature events such as commencements, convocations, annual Charles J. Busta lectures, Sing Song, Concert Choir shows, poetry readings, and Notre Dame Day. The collection also documents Notre Dame's search for a new president and tributes...

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The Notre Dame of Maryland oral history collection, 1973-2004, contains interviews and oral histories with individuals affiliated with the university.

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The Notre Dame of Maryland University photograph collection collection contains prints, slides, contact sheets, negatives, glass lantern slides, and stereoscope cards as well as illustrations and engravings.

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The Notre Dame of Maryland University publicatons collection contains publications produced by a variety of departments and organizations at the university.