Loyola University Libraries

1. Loyola University Libraries A place to work and collaborate The libraries have numerous study spaces, designed for group work or for quiet, solitary study Reserve a group study room at http://libraries.luc.edu/reservations/ic • A place to get support • Cut down on stress and save time! Get help, in person and virtually, from librarians. Librarians can help you … • find materials • brainstorm a research topic • analyze information • and more! • http://libraries.luc.edu/ask A place to create and explore Academic libraries are designed to help you conduct research and produce new work, from papers to presentations to videos. The resources, learning opportunities, and people at the Loyola Libraries are here to help you share your ideas and discover new ones. Watch a video about ways to get help and support at the library online: http://bit.ly/1jHAJkK Questions? Contact Sarah Morris at smorris4@luc.edu • A place to learn new things • Take advantage of the numerous workshops, online learning tools, and special events at the libraries, where you can learn things like the following: • Become a power-user of online resources • Discover new ways to share ideas and research • Find tips and tricks for working more efficiently • Explore new technologies and tools • http://libraries.luc.edu/classes • http://libguides.luc.edu/subjectguides • http://libguides.luc.edu/gettingstarted