Loyola University Chicago (LUC) Campus

Palm Court provides a unique studying space for students at the Mundelein Center. On the fourth floor, Palm Court offers community studying tables with natural light from its glass walls. It also has an outdoor area for hanging out with friends to enjoy the views of campus.

Loyola has two main campuses: Lake Shore Campus and Water Tower Campus. With a free shuttle running between the two, students can easily take courses at both locations. While certain areas of study are focused on a specific campus, there are often course options available on both campuses.

for fun, i usually go to museums and most of them are free! i end up going with my friends most of the time for pictures but only if they're free :)

The Honors lecture hall is held three times a week where all freshman students in the Interdisciplinary Honors Program meet to learn about Western Tradition. Held in the Galvin Auditorium, the lecture hall is an example of how Loyola's lecture halls are structured, none being bigger than Galvin this auditorium. Each seat comes cushioned with their own fold-up desk beneath the armrest, with some seats designed specifically for left-handed students.

Loyola Chicago has many building specialized for certain classes, as well as buildings, such as Cuneo, for extra classrooms. Many of the new buildings are very nice and have been constructed to be environmentally conscious.

dumbach hall holds a lot of classes for every subject, such as math, italian, polysci, bio discussion classes, and everything else you can think of since it doesn't belong to a specific major under loyola's large umbrella.

on the 7th floor of mundelein, there's a little greenhouse that not a lot of people go to! it's one of my favorite study spots and just such a nice spot to catch some rays and look at the lake!

most of my history classes and core classes are held in crown center for the humanities, as well as a good handful of my professor's office hours!

Loyola University is located right next to Lake Michigan. From many of the buildings, you can actually see the lake, which most students find beautiful and relaxing. There is a sidewalk that follows the border of the lake which provides a scenic walk for students traveling to and from classes.

If you wanted to look a little cute posing on these statues... Think again! Loyola's statues bring a lot more bad luck than you'd think!

Loyola University is located right next to Lake Michigan. From many of the buildings, you can actually see the lake, which most students find beautiful and relaxing. There is a sidewalk that follows the border of the lake which provides a scenic walk for students traveling to and from classes.

Loyola's U-Pass lets you not worry about if you have a declining balance on your train card, which is a MUST if you want to explore the city!

There are two main quads at Loyola Chicago. Both the East and West quads are used to cross between the academic buildings that surround them.

In this we study downtown, show a little bit of the campus.

most of my history classes and core classes are held in crown center for the humanities, as well as a good handful of my professor's office hours!

One of the most popular places to study on campus is the IC or the Information Commons. It is connected to the library and placed facing Lake Michigan. The IC has a ton of tables for studying as well as computers set up at half of the tables. For students that want to study in small groups, there are rooms that students can rent out.

Loyola Chicago has many building specialized for certain classes, as well as buildings, such as Cuneo, for extra classrooms. Many of the new buildings are very nice and have been constructed to be environmentally conscious.