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There's a lot to love about Loyola's campuses. Whether you want to take in the beautiful views alongside Lake Michigan, study in the heart of Chicago's famed Magnificent Mile, or explore innovative health sciences work in Maywood, our three Chicagoland campuses have plenty to offer. Get a look inside some of our state-of-the-art facilities ...
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Loyola's main residential campus is set along the shore of Lake Michigan on Chicago's North Side, 20 minutes from downtown Chicago and the Water Tower Campus. If you’re visiting Loyola for the first time, we recommend you start here. Learn more about our Lake Shore Campus.
Loyola's downtown campus is located just off North Michigan Avenue, Chicago's "Magnificent Mile." Several of our degree programs are here, and students can take advantage of internships at many of Chicago's business and cultural institutions. Learn more about our Water Tower Campus.
Located in the western suburbs near Chicago, the campus is home to the Stritch School of Medicine and the graduate programs at the Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing. It also serves as the headquarters for the Loyola University Health System. Learn more about the Health Sciences Campus.
Fifty miles northwest of the Lake Shore Campus, Loyola's Retreat and Ecology Campus (LUREC) provides a tranquil environment for study, reflection, and retreats. Learn more about the Retreat and Ecology Campus.
Loyola students can experience and develop a new worldview in one of our 150 programs offered in 70 countries. The University has one global center in Rome, Italy. Learn more about our study abroad programs. Plan your trip to one of the lakeside Chicago campuses to experience life at Loyola. Schedule a visit
Loyola has five campuses in and around Chicago, offering diverse settings and opportunities for students. Learn more about the Lake Shore, Water Tower, Health Sciences, Retreat and Ecology, and Abroad campuses.
Loyola University Chicago (Loyola or LUC) is a private Jesuit research university in Chicago, Illinois. Founded in 1870 by the Society of Jesus, Loyola is one of the largest Catholic universities in the United States.
- 45 acres (18 ha)
- 17,159
- Lu Wolf
- Mark Reed (academic)
Mit über 15.000 Studenten ist sie die größte Jesuitenhochschule in den USA. Sie wurde 1870 als Saint Ignatius College gegründet und ist eine von 28 Mitgliedshochschulen der Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities. Sie hat neben dem Standort in Chicago Niederlassungen in Rom und Peking .
- 1870
- Katholische Kirche (SJ)
- Jo Ann Rooney
Check out the list of campus maps to familiarize yourself with Loyola University Chicago's beautiful campuses. Lake Shore Campus (PDF) Water Tower Campus (PDF) Health Sciences Campus (PDF) Retreat & Ecology Center (PDF) Cuneo Mansion & Gardens (PDF) Most Common Welcome Week Events Location.
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Through the 80s, hundreds of colleges and universities in North America began holding marches and rallies on their campuses. The Vancouver Rape Relief held Take Back The Night marches from 1980-1985. In 1981, The Canadian Association of Sexual Assault Centers declared the third Friday of September to be the evening for Take Back The Night marches nationwide. In 1989, the so-called ...
