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The Financial Services departments are working in a hybrid mode.  At this time, our preferred method of communication is email.  Please visit the Finance Staff List for detailed contact information by department.

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Loyola University Chicago's Finance Division serves the university mission by providing financial services to our students, faculty, staff and other constituencies.

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  • CAMPUS COMMUNITY EVENT

    Budget Town Halls

    In October, Financial Services is hosting campus-wide information sessions to provide students, faculty, and staff with an update on Loyola University Chicago’s finances, plans for the next three years, and a look at the fiscal year 2020 operating budget that will be presented to the Board of Trustees in December.
  • CAMPUS COMMUNITY EVENT

    You're Invited—Understanding the University's Financials

    Financial Services and Human Resources are hosting three campus-wide learning sessions, open to students, faculty, and staff. The sessions will focus on the University's budget-planning process and projections for the future and provide a closer look at financial dynamics influencing higher education institutions.
  • COMMUNITY MESSAGE

    Wayne Magdziarz Appointed Chief Financial Officer/Chief Business Officer

    Wayne Magdziarz has been named senior vice president and chief financial officer/chief business officer (CFO/CBO), effective immediately.LEARN MORE
  • Finance Forms Update

    New Protected Location for Instructions and Forms Containing Sensitive Data

    To reduce the risks of data loss, Loyola University Chicago will begin moving some of its documents and forms that deal with sensitive data to a more secure location. In the coming weeks, some of these forms on the HR and Finance webpages will be updated to require a Loyola login via UVID and password to access. This modification will ensure that only authorized personnel have access to the processes that specifically deal with sensitive information.