Loyola's Water Tower Campus is under construction for the next few years to build a new and more dynamic living and learning location for our students. Recent campus additions include Baumhart Hall and the Terry Student Center, new classroom and office space, and a revitalized Lewis Towers with a new lobby, art museum and retail stores.

Explore the timeline below to learn more about the new Water Tower Campus at Loyola University Chicago.

• Fall 2004
• Spring 2005
• Summer 2005
• 2006
• 2007

Fall 2004
	Preparation for new retail tenants in Lewis Towers: Hershey's Chicago and Argo Tea New CyberCafe opened in lower level of 25 E. Pearson Groundbreaking for new Water Tower Campus Residence Hall and Student Union Flapjaws Cafe temporarily closes—reopening in 2006 Preparation for new Loyola University Museum of Art on 2nd and 3rd floors of Lewis Towers
Spring 2005
	Grand Opening—Hershey's Chicago Grand Opening—Argo Tea New Lewis Towers lobby unveiled Loyola launches new School of Communication, Technology and Public Service
Summer 2005
	Groundbreaking ceremony for The Clare at Water Tower Loyola University Museum of Art opens
2006
	Water Tower Campus Student Residence Hall for upper-class undergraduate and graduate students opens New residence hall includes a student union, chapel and dining facility
2007
	The Clare, a new full-service, continued-care retirement community, opens The new state-of-the-art multimedia center The College of Arts and Sciences moves into academic space in The Clare.