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Henry J. Dumbach, S.J. (1862-1909)
President, 1900-1908
- Purchased 19.546 acres of land on the north side of Chicago in Rogers Park
- Orchestra, Glee Club, and Academy Choir formed
- First issue of the St. Ignatius Collegian, predecessor of Cadence, 1901
- College band formed, 1908
- Wyspianski Literary Society formed, 1908
- Initiated series of post-graduate lectures on philosophy and sociology
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Alexander J. Burrowes, S.J. (1853-1927)
President, 1908-1912
- 12th President of St. Ignatius College
- 1st President of Loyola University
- St. Ignatius College rechartered as Loyola University, October 23, 1909
- School of Law, 1908
- Illinois Medical College affiliates with Loyola, 1909
- Bennett Medical College affiliates with Loyola, 1910
- Loyola Academy building (Dumbach Hall) is built on the north side property in Rogers Park, 1908
- Michael Cudahy Science hall built on north side property, 1912
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John L. Mathery, S.J. (1856-1941)
President, 1912-1915
- School of Sociology, 1914
- University College, 1914
- Loyola University Press, 1912
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John B. Furay, S.J. (1873-1952)
President, 1915-1921
- Completed merger with Bennett Medical College to create the Loyola School of Medicine
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William H. Agnew, S.J. (1881-1931)
President, 1921-1927
- College of Arts and Sciences moves to North Shore Campus, 1922
- Home Study department established, 1923
- Schoolof Commerce (later School of Business Administration), 1922
- Chicago College of Dental Surgery affiliates with Loyola, 1923
- Alumni Gymnasium built
- Administration Building (Jesuit Residence) built, 1922
- St. Bernard Hospital Training School for Nurses affiliates with Loyola, 1925
- First issue of The Loyolan, 1924
- First Issue of The Loyola News, 1925
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Robert M. Kelley, S.J. (1877-1953)
President, 1927-1933
- Elizabeth M. Cudahy Memorial Library built
- Loyola football stadium built
- Council of Deans and Regents (later Dean's Council) established, 1927
- Administrative Council established, 1930
- Comprehensive exams established
- "Lake Shore Campus" is first used to designate the north shore campus, 1927
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Samuel K. Wilson, S.J. (1882-1959)
President, 1933-1942
- Honors Course in the College of Arts and Sciences is established
- Institute of Jesuit History is established
- Madonna della Strada chapel is begun
- Day School of Commerce at Lake Shore Campus is established
- Medical clinic at Mercy hospital is established
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Joseph M. Egan, S.J. (1898-1968)
President, 1942-1945
- Army specialized training and Navy V-12 programs established at Loyola Medical and Dental schools
- Loyola Institute of Aeronautics
- Loyola University Medical Unit, 108th General Hospital, is reconstituted
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James T. Hussey, S.J. (1904-1977)
President, 1945-1955
- Enrollment at Loyola University doubles from 5,160 to 11, 625
- Lewis Towers building is acquired; beginning of the Water Tower Campus
- Alumni Association reconstituted
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James F. Maguire, S.J. (1904-2000)
President, 1955-1970
- Medical Center is established, 1968
- Full-time undergraduate enrollment increased to 5,620 by 1970
- Rome Center of Liberal Arts is established, 1962
- Institute of Pastoral Studies is established, 1964
- Martin D'Arcy Gallery of Medieval, Renaissance, and baroque Art is established, 1969
- Loyola Academy moves to Willmette, Illinois
- Marquette Center built at Water Tower Campus
- Loyola Men's basketball team NCAA Champions, 1963
- Sword of Loyola award established
- Department of Education becomes the School of Education
- Loyola University celebrates its Centennial, 1970
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