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/ Academic Freedom / Shared Governance / Social Justice \
organize. defend. transform: for truth, justice, & the common good.
about us: good grace and shared futures
LUC’s AAUP Chapter begins with a commitment to the spirit of discernment and the integrity of academic life.
We gather faculty into a common project: defend truth, resist the reduction of knowledge to commodity, and practice solidarity as a form of intellectual and spiritual freedom.
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what we do: TURN care into power
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Defend Rights
Accountability
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imagine
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Next event
The Future of Our History
Critical Perspectives on Teaching and Researching Difficult Topics in Modern Times
Wednesday, October 29, 2025 ∣ 6:30–8:00 p.m.
109 Cuneo Hall, Lakeshore Campus
Hosted by the Department of History and LUC AAUP
In an era of renewed attacks on academic freedom and the politicization of knowledge, this event brings Loyola faculty, students, and community members together to reflect on how we teach and research topics like race, gender, class, and immigration with courage and care.
Featuring Leslie M. Harris (Northwestern), Lilia Fernández (UIC), and Katherine J. Parkin (Monmouth), with Kelly O’Connor (LUC) and moderator Tikia K. Hamilton, the discussion affirms our shared commitment to inquiry, inclusion, and the pursuit of truth.
Join us to learn, connect, and stand for academic freedom.