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Loyola University Maryland Evergreen Annual records
Evergreen Annual was Loyola University Maryland's annual yearbook. This collection consists of volumes from 1908-2025 as well as business and financial records, and correspondence.
Loyola University Maryland Evergreen Echo records
Evergreen Echo was a monthy publication by and for the students of Loyola Evening College. This collection consists of issues from 1965-1981.
Loyola University Maryland Evergreen Players records
Evergreen Players, a theatre group, was established in 1974 at Loyola University Maryland. This collection, dated from 1981-2017, consists of general historical materials, flyers, posters, and programs.
Loyola University Maryland Fine Arts Department records
Loyola University Maryland Forum records
Forum was a student-run magazine at Loyola University Maryland from 1977 through 2014. This collection consists of issues from 1981-2014.
Loyola University Maryland Garland records
Garland was was a student-run magazine at Loyola University Maryland from 1977 through 2014. This collection consists of issues from 1986-2014.
Loyola University Maryland Hauber Research Fellowship Program records
This collection contains the final projects created by students in Loyola University Maryland's Hauber Research Fellowship Program. Established in 1988, the Hauber Research Fellowship Program supports students participating in faculty sponsored research in the areas of biology, chemistry, physics, computer science, mathematical sciences and engineering science.
Loyola University Maryland Ignis records
Ignis magazine was the publication of the Literary Society of Loyola in the 1960s. This collection consists of issues from 1964-1970, correspondence, and the literary magazine's constitution.
Loyola University Maryland John Gilmary Shea History Academy records
The John Gilmary Shea History Academy, founded in 1927, was a college society to promote study and research in the field of history. The collection, dated 1927-1960s, consists of correspondence, event programs, meeting minutes, and the organization's constitution.
Loyola University Maryland Literary Society of Loyola College records
The Literary Society of Loyola was established as early as 1860 and continued into the 20th century. It was re-launched in 1963 as a successor to Lamda Iota Tau. This collection, dated 1882-1972, consists of correspondence, journals, meeting minutes, founding documents, papers and poetry presented to the Society, and programs.