Frequently Asked Questions
- What does my Campus Card allow me to do?
The Campus Card is a picture identification card for all members of the university community. Additionally, it enables building and library access, and can be used to pay for printing, books, dining, parking and vending. Additionally, the Campus Card grants the Halas Sports Center and Campus Library privileges.
- Can I change my meal plan?
Meal plan change requests are accepted each semester. Please be aware of the early deadlines for such changes. The Campus Card Office or the Department of Residence Life can assist with specific meal plan questions, or direct you as needed.
- What do I do if I lose my card?
Immediately suspend usage on your card at the Community System or by contacting the Campus Card Office at 773-508-CARD. A stop will be placed on your ID card accounts. A new ID card can be issued for a $25.00 replacement fee.
- Is it possible to deactivate my Campus Card if I do not plan to use it for a period?
Your Campus Card can be deactivated, or suspended, by using the Community System. When you wish to reactivate it, you must contact the Campus Card Office at 773-508-CARD.
- If I have a problem with Meal Plans, Rambler Bucks or Printing, where can I go for assistance?
The Campus Card Office can assist in troubleshooting issues with Meal Plans, Rambler Bucks or Printing dollars. Problems with printing stations should be addressed first with appropriate computer lab personnel, particularly requests for print money refunds.
- What if I cannot access the libraries or my residence hall?
The Department of Campus Safety can assist with ensuring that your building proximity access to the libraries and/or residence hall is correct. The Campus Card Office can assist in ensuring that the ID card itself is functioning properly.
- If I want to pay for my parking in advance where can I get assistance?
The Parking Office can assist with advance payment for parking. If you'd like to apply for a parking permit please visit Parking Services.
- How can I add Rambler Bucks to my Campus Card?
Rambler Bucks can be added in three forms:
- With a credit card at the Community System
- With check at the Bursar's Office (minimum of $50.00)
- With cash at a Value Transfer Station:
- Centennial Forum Student Union, Lakeshore Campus
- Damen Hall - 1st floor, Lakeshore Campus
- Simpson Living Learning Center, Lakeshore Campus
- Cudahy Library, Lakeshore Campus
- Sullivan Center for Student Services, Lakeshore Campus
- 25 E. Pearson - Lower Level, Water Tower Campus
- 25 E. Pearson - Room 625, Lewis Library, Water Tower Campus
- What is the minimum deposit of Rambler Bucks at the Office of the Bursar?
The Office of the Bursar accepts checks only, and there is a $50.00 minimum required in order to process.
- Are there consequences for using a Loyola ID card belonging to another member of the LUC community?
Students caught using another individual's ID card will have the case submitted to Judicial Affairs for consideration. If criminal intent or behavior is suspected, Campus Safety may investigate further.
- Can alumni get university ID cards?
Yes, through the Alumni Association. Please contact 312-915-7660, or luc-alum@luc.edu
- How should I maintain my campus card?
- Keep your card away from keys and key chains
- Avoid exposing your card to water
- Avoid excess wear and tear to your card
- Keep your card in your wallet or purse (for best protection)