Search

Select source Select source

In the Spotlight

Events

Copyright for Creators: Making and the Innovation Station

Copyright Workshop
Loyola Notre Dame Library IDEA Space
Thursday, February 9, 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm

Are you a maker who uses tools in our Innovation Station like the 3D printer, laser cutter, or Cricut maker? This workshop is for you! You'll learn about how to protect the work you're creating with copyright as well as when it's okay to incorporate other people's works into your designs.

Father Talbot and Sainte-Marie among the Hurons

2022-2023
Archives Reading Room, Third Floor

How did a collection of artifacts from a 17th-century Jesuit mission among the Huron Wendat (Wyandot) people come to be housed in our library? What is the collection’s connection to Loyola University Maryland’s history and present-day built environment? This exhibit, curated by Loyola student Frederick Bradbury V, shares Wyandot and Jesuit artifacts, rare books and maps, and historical research that shed light on the link between Loyola and a site of engagement and conflict between French Jesuits and indigenous communities in North America.

Learn more about the archives.

Plays Through Playbill: Snapshots of Broadway Theatre History, 1947-2011

November 2022-March 2023
Ferguson Gallery, First Floor

Curated by students in Loyola's Fall 2022 Introduction to Theatre History course, this exhibit shares highlights of Broadway history through the extensive playbill collections in Archives and Special Collections. From The Iceman Cometh to In the Heights, learn what made these landmark theatrical productions so significant and how their legacies endure today.

Explore library archives exhibits

Library Calendar

Search

In the Spotlight

Events

Quick Links