President of Loyola University 1945 to 1955 Oversaw the increase in enrollment at Loyola from 5,160 to 11,625. Lewis Towers is acquired during his administration, thus giving the Downtown campus a permanent home and creating the Water Tower Campus. The Alumni Association is reconstituted.
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President of Loyola University from 1955 to 1970 Established the Medical Center in 1968 Rome Center of Liberal Arts is established in 1962 Institute of Pastoral Studies is established in 1964 Martin D'Arcy Gallery of Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque Art is established in 1969 Loyola Academy moves from the Lake Shore Campus to Willmette, Illinois Marquette Center is built at the Water Tower Campus Loyola Men's Basketball team wins the NCAA Championship in 1963 Sword of Loyola award, the highest humanitarian award presented by the University, is established The Department of Education becomes the School of Education Loyola celebrates its Centennial in 1970
President of Loyola University from 1993 to 2001 Establishes the Loyola Freshman Experience program Mallinckrodt campus purchased Loyola Medical Center becomes an independent subsidiary of the University
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President of St. Ignatius College / Loyola University from 1898 to 1900 Instituted monthly visiting day for parents and friends of the institution Loyola Literary Society formed in 1899 and was known for supporting plays, elocution and oratorical contests, and literary evenings
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President of St. Ignatius College / Loyola University from 1894 to 1898 Established the Alumni Association in 1895 St. Ignatius College Silver Jubilee celebrated June 1895
President of St. Ignatius College / Loyola University from 1884 to 1887 St. Ignatius College reaches enrollment of 301 students
President of Loyola University from 1942 to 1945 Established Army specialized training and Navy V-12 programs at Loyola Medical and Dental schools Loyola Institute of Aeronautics created Loyola University Medical unit, 108th General Hospital, is reconstituted
This is a notebook Mollie bought and used on her trip to the Soviet Union with a youth delegation. On the back cover, she noted some useful Russian phrases.
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Photograph of Gerard Manley Hopkins, S.J., from "Poems of Gerard Manley Hopkins now first published" edited with notes by Robert Bridges. London, 1918