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Safety Net Coalition

Halloween 2021 Activities and Safety

Halloween is a time for celebrating and fun, but it is important to remember that safety always comes first. If you are choosing to go out and possibly drink alcohol, make a plan with friends and take measures to keep yourself and others safe. Check out some important tips for Halloween weekend and check back back soon for a list of fun Loyola Halloween events.

Responsible Drinking.. What's That?

Whether it's your first time drinking or not, it is always a good idea to plan ahead for a night when alcohol may be involved. What are your limits without getting drunk? How will you and your friends get home safely? If you do choose to drink, follow these quick tips.

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  • Smoking Cessation Resources for students

    Students who are interested in changing their smoking behaviors can schedule a confidential appointment with a Health Educator to make a plan.

  • New Poster Campaign: Pandemic Lessons

    In Fall 2021, the Wellness Center and Safety Net created a new communication campaign encouraging students to make more intentional and safer choices around alcohol and other drug use. These posters will be rolled out in mid-November and feature some popular characters from tv and movies.

  • Alcoholedu and SAPU courses for incoming students

    All incoming students are required to complete online classes on alcohol prevention and sexual assault prevention. These courses will be available in late July and due in early September.
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    Requirements for Incoming Students

    Incoming students at LUC are required to take online courses on alcohol and sexual assault, learn more here!

  • Cannabis Legalization in Illinois

    As of 1/1, recreational marijuana use is now legal in Illinois for people over 21. However, marijuana use and possession is still illegal at Loyola due to federal law, and students of any age are not permitted to use marijuana products. Please see here for more information on legalization and risks.
  • Be a good samaritan!

    Loyola's Good Samaritan Policy

    At Loyola University Chicago, student safety is paramount. In incidents of crisis or medical emergency, Loyola students are expected to care for themselves and for others in the Loyola community by getting help from appropriate officials even when violations of the Community Standards have occurred.
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    Stay up to date with the news!

    The alcohol and drug landscape is constantly changing, with new policies, concerns, and products everywhere you look. Here are some current news stories.

  • Safety Net Website: LUC's Resource for Alcohol and Other Drug information

    The Safety Net website (updated July 2019) contains information on alcohol and other drug policies. statistics, education, and resources. This page serves students and parents.