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Loyola University Chicago School of Law Receives $6 Million Gift from University Trustee
January 11, 2011: Loyola University Chicago today announced a $6 million dollar gift from University Board of Trustee member Barry McCabe to create an institute dedicated to studying and strengthening the rule of law domestically and in developing nations and emerging democracies. McCabe's gift is the largest-ever contribution from a non-alumnus to Loyola's School of Law.READ MORE -
UAO Investigation Now Complete
December 17, 2020: Today the University announced that the external investigation into allegations against the University’s Undergraduate Admission Office concluded with no findings of hostile work environment, discrimination, or retaliation. We invite you to read the announcement.LEARN MORE -
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Loyola University Chicago Launches New School of Environmental Sustainability
December 10, 2020: Loyola University Chicago formally announces the launch of its new School of Environmental Sustainability (SES), the first-ever school dedicated to environmental sustainability across Jesuit institutions worldwide.READ MORE -
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Loyola University Chicago Researchers Help Develop Data Tools for Justice Reform
October 1, 2020: A ground-breaking collaboration between social scientists and prosecutors has developed a new Prosecutorial Performance Indicators (PPIs) tool that enables prosecutors’ offices to measure priorities and outcomes to advance effectiveness, fairness, efficiency, transparency, and public safety. The PPIs, a set of implementation guides, and a website with sample data from five prosecutor’s offices will be introduced this week.READ MORE -
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Eleven Loyola University Chicago Professors Awarded National Science Foundation Grants
CHICAGO, September 24, 2020 — Eleven faculty members from the College of Arts & Sciences at Loyola University Chicago have been named recipients of National Science Foundation grants.LEARN MORE -
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Quigley, Schakowsky Lead Resolution Honoring Loyola University Chicago 150th Anniversary
September 15, 2020: Today, U.S. Representatives Mike Quigley and Jan Schakowsky, along with members of the Illinois Delegation, and alumni of Loyola University Chicago, introduced a resolution honoring Loyola’s 150th Anniversary, which officially took place earlier this month on September 5, 2020. The resolution is co-sponsored by Representatives Raja Krishnamoorthi, Danny Davis, Dan Lipinski, Cheri Bustos, Robin Kelly, Bill Foster, Brad Schneider, Darin LaHood, Jesús "Chuy" García, Sean Casten, Bobby Rush, and Lauren Underwood, all members of the Illinois Delegation, as well as Representative Greg Pence, an alumnus of Loyola University Chicago.READ MORE -
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Loyola University Chicago Welcomes New Leadership and Members to Board of Trustees
July 21, 2020: At its annual meeting in June, the Board of Trustees elected Susan Sher, ‘74 JD, as Board Chair, and Mark Hoppe as Board Vice Chair to the Loyola Board. Additionally, five new trustees, including four Loyola alumni, were elected to the Loyola University Chicago Board of Trustees in 2020.READ MORE -
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Loyola University Chicago Files Declaration with Illinois Attorney General Against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Ruling
July 13, 2020: Loyola University Chicago today announced the filing of a declaration with Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul against the July 6 ruling by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The declaration is in support of a multi-state lawsuit led by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts that seeks an injunction to stop the entire rule from going into effect.READ MORE -
From Grief to Action
May 31, 2020: Once again American society is witnessing outrage over the systemic racism that has led to the murders of women and men of color in the past weeks. The response understandably has been anger and fierce opposition to those who have betrayed their charge of upholding the law and protecting people by abusing their power and committing these heinous crimes of violence. Members of our own community feel these tragedies on a very personal level, yet again, and are not “all right.” We have also seen prejudice and hostility against people of Asian descent who are inappropriately being blamed for the outbreak of the coronavirus. We are keenly aware that members of black and brown communities have been disproportionately affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in terms of infection and mortality. Naturally, we want to express solidarity with the individuals, families, and communities of color who continue to be victimized unjustly. But words are not and never will be enough. READ MORE -
Appointment of Thomas Neitzke, S.J., Dean of Arrupe College
May 12, 2020: We are pleased to announce that Father Thomas Neitzke, S.J., has been appointed dean of Arrupe College at Loyola University Chicago, effective August 1, 2020.READ MORE -
Loyola University Chicago Launches Annual Innovator in Social Business Awards
Loyola’s Baumhart Center for Social Enterprise and Responsibility today announced the awardees of its inaugural Innovator in Social Business Awards. -
Statement on Jesuit Fr. Thomas Gannon
The USA Midwest Province of the Society of Jesus (Province) has notified Loyola University Chicago that the Province has recently investigated and found credible a new allegation of sexual misconduct of a Loyola student (age 17-18) by Jesuit Fr. Thomas Gannon (deceased) that occurred in 1977-1978 when Gannon was assigned to Loyola. For additional information regarding this matter, please contact Quentin Maguire, the Midwest Province's director of communications, at (773) 975-6914 or by email at UMINamesInquiry@Jesuits.org.
At Loyola, the safety, security, and well-being of our students, staff, and faculty are our highest priorities, and we take very seriously any reports of sexual misconduct. As always, any student, faculty, or staff member who has experienced sexual misconduct can contact the Office for Equity and Compliance and either make a report online or contact OEC at equity@luc.edu or by phone at (773) 508-7766. Additional resources are available for students through the University’s Wellness Center and the Office of the Dean of Students. Faculty and staff in need of resources are encouraged to utilize the University’s Employee Assistance Program.
