​Lake Shore Campus

The Local Feel

Lake Shore Campus, Loyola’s main residential campus, is located in the Rogers Park and Edgewater neighborhoods on Chicago’s North Side, just a train ride from downtown Chicago and Loyola's Water Tower Campus. Its setting along the shores of Lake Michigan helps make Loyola one of the most picturesque universities in the Midwest.

The Lake Shore Campus is home to the College of Arts and Sciences (the largest of the University's 13 schools and colleges), the Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing, the School of Environmental Sustainability, and many of The Graduate School programs. The School of Education also offers academic courses, programs, and student advising at the Lake Shore Campus.

The campus is comprised of more than 40 buildings, including:

Near Campus

Loyola is the only university in Chicago with a rail station named for it. The Loyola stop on the CTA’s elevated (“L”) Red Line connects Loyola to the heart of downtown and acts as a bridge between the University’s two city campuses.

Rogers Park is one of the most diverse neighborhoods in the country. A wide variety of ethnic restaurants and shops from all corners of the globe are just blocks from campus. The Lake Shore Campus affords students full access to Lake Michigan via neighborhood beaches and lakeside parks with bike paths, athletic fields, and other amenities stretching all the way to downtown.

Schedule a visit online, by phone at 800.262.2373, or via e-mail.

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