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Digital equity is important to us and we want to try and support those of you who may wish to go home but do not have a laptop computer. The wonderful team in the Monroe Library is making available a small number of older model Dell laptops for full semester loan. If you are going home and are interested in borrowing a laptop for the semester you may on a first come, first served basis pick one up during the following hours: today before 9:45 pm, tomorrow, Friday, from 8 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. tomorrow, or Saturday 11 a.m. - 4:45 p.m.,��or Sunday 11 a.m. - 6:45 p.m.

Updated March 12, 2020

Information for students on topics such as��residential life, online learning, international students/study abroad, student life and ministry, athletics, dining, accessible learning, student health, and counseling.��

Darcy Courteau ’03 was awarded a 2020 American Mosaic Prize for Journalism for her essay, “Mireya’s Third Crossing.” Published in��The Atlantic Monthly��in June 2019, “Mireya’s Third Crossing” follows one Mexican woman’s journey to attain a U.S. visa.

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In consultation with state and city government, we have moved to online instruction as of Monday, March 16, for the rest of the spring semester.��

For the most immediate updates on the spread of COVID-19, we recommend these resources:��

GiveCampus and Loyola Loyal

Thank you for making Loyola Loyal Day 2025 a success! Thanks to you, we hit our goal of 1,000 donors and unlocked more than $300,000 for scholarships and campus projects. While our annual day of giving has come to an end, you can still support Loyola by clicking the button below.��