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St. Ignatius is founded
St. Ignatius was founded in 1886 because Bishop Richard Gilmour wanted an all boys school in the area. He first asked Notre Dame for people to help found the school but they were recovering from a school fire. He found help in a group of Jesuits from Buffalo, New York, at Canisius. It was first on the German Gymansium program that was a 6-year secondary education institution. -
Main building is completed
The main building was completed in 1891.There were plans to continue the construction to make it symmetrical but the Great Depression caused financial problems. -
St. Ignatius becomes college and high school
St. Ignatius split in 1902 to become a 4-year high school and a college. -
College renamed
In 1923 the college renamed itself John Carroll Universtiy after the frist Bishop of the United States. -
College relocates to University Heights.
In 1935 the college moved to University Heights. -
Loyola Hall Construction
In 1961, Loyola hall was reduced to 3 floors.
