Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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hm gh As the number of students increased, old St. Ignatius College began to make plans for expansion. In the earliest years of the present century work was begun on the Lake Shore Campus, which now houses the College of Arts and Sciences. In 1908 the Lincoln School of Law was founded by a group of alumni, this school was soon accepted as an integral part of the College. In the following year, 1909, the Jesuit institution attained university status and became Loyola University. The University offered its first extension courses in 1913. At first these studies were limited to the social sciences, but, as the demand and enrollment grew, the department was divided to form the present University College and School of Social Work. Loyola purchased Bennett College in 1915 and incorporated it as the Loyola University School of Medicine. The demand of business for trained men in the fields of accounting, economics, and finance led to the formation of the School of Commerce in 1924. Several departments had long been offering graduate studies which were to lead towards graduate degrees. These advanced academic studies were incorporated into the Graduate School in 1926. The school offered its first opportunity for the doctoral degree in 1952. The Graduate School now offers masters' and doctors' degrees in most fields. Mr. Charles E. Ballard gave the famous resort hotel at West Baden Springs, Indiana, to the Society of jesus in 1934. The building was to be used as a house of studies. The college now is the Jesuit school of philosophy and theology for the Chicago province. It operates under an afiilation with Loyola University. ' Loyola has had atliliated with it several nursing schools in Chicago for many yearsg however, the curriculum in each school was vastly different. In 1955 a project was begun through the efforts of Sister Helen jarrell and the Reverend Terence I-I. Ahern, SJ., to unify these schools under a single course of studies. This undertaking has met with great success.

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