The Saint Louis University Archives contains over 250,000 images, dating from the early nineteenth century to the present. The library has digitized thousands of photographs and is compiling them into a searchable digital collection.
This collection includes not only photographs, but pamphlets, drawings, newspapers, and other …
The Saint Louis University yearbook, known as "The Archive," was published 1913-1941, 1945-1971, and 1981-2005. Between 1972 and 1980 the university instead published a "graduate record" or "senior book" that documented the senior class over its four year history rather than the whole university for a single year.
Schools and …
The Saint Louis University Catalogs date back to the 1828-1829 academic year, which was the first year that SLU was administered by the Jesuits. These catalogs, which contain the names of students and faculty, course reading lists, commencement programs, and other information on each academic year, are an invaluable source on the …
This collection contains a number of major histories of Saint Louis University. These volumes from our Special Collctions -- some long out of print -- have been digitized and organized into fully searchable online resources to make them immediately accessible to the community of SLU students, faculty, staff, and alumni and to …
A collection of various books, journals, and pamphlets from the holdings of Saint Louis University Libraries.
A collection of rare books, manuscripts, and other rare materials from Special Collections.
The Walter J. Ong Collection Web Site serves as a portal to provide scholars, students, and researchers with information about the Walter J. Ong Manuscript Collection, to host a digital repository of collection materials, and to serve as a comprehensive resource on the life and works of Walter J. Ong, S.J.
Walter Jackson Ong, S.J. …
Radio Station WEW, the original radio station of Saint Louis University, played an important role in the history of early radio. In 1921 it became only the second radio station in the U.S. and the first station west of the Mississippi River. In 1939 it became the first station to broadcast Sacred Heart Radio, a Catholic religious …
The Woodstock Letters were a publication of the Society of Jesus from 1872 until 1969. They were named after Woodstock College, the Jesuit seminary in Maryland where they were published. Written almost entirely by Jesuits, and originally intended to be read only by Jesuits, the Letters were "a record of current events and historical …
This is a preliminary version of the introduction to the Review for Religious collection. As of March 30, 2012, it contains one test issue (69.3 2010). More issues will be forthcoming.
When the collection is ready, this space can hold an introduction that explains the history of of the Review, its intended audience, or any other …
Digital Collections provide online access to many of the unique holdings of Saint Louis University Libraries. Thousands of photographs, archival documents, images from Medieval manuscripts, Civil War muster rolls, yearbooks, SLU course catalogs, and other materials have been scanned, organized, and presented online.
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