Join us for an online presentation of Loyola at 150: Student Life Timeline Project by three of the Sesquicentennial Scholars and Loyola alumni, Scarlett Andes (MA Public History ’21), Jennifer Duvall (MA Public History ’21), and Regina Hong (MA Digital Humanities ’21).  Created to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Loyola’s founding, this digital project explores Loyola’s history, the connections between the Loyola student body and the world while highlighting student life at Loyola and Mundelein College.  The project features interactive timelines, themed exhibits, and historical photographs and documents from the Loyola Archives and Special Collections and the Women and Leadership Archives.

Scarlett Andes MA, Public History '21	Jennifer Duvall MA, Public History '21	Regina Hong MA, Digital Humanities '21

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About the Sesquicentennial Scholars project
In 2018, the Center for Textual Studies and Digital Humanities, Public History Program, and the
University Libraries collaborated on a proposal to commemorate Loyola’s 150^th anniversary.  In order to accomplish this goal, the grant was used to hire graduate students in Digital Humanities and Public History to design, create, and implement projects for the anniversary celebration.  Funded by the President’s Office, these students, called the Sesquicentennial Scholars, researched Loyola’s history, tested and selected software platforms, and created digital projects using archival materials to demonstrate Loyola’s evolution from 1870 to 2020.