LUCserve is a series of events created and facilitated by students leaders. These events discuss and disect information about various social justice issues in an emgaging way. You do not need to know about  the topic before joining! Come to one or all the sessions, everyone is welcome. For more information on upcoming events please see this website. 

As a continuation of the IFTJ, Ignatian Family Advocacy Month (IFAM) brings the education, prayer, and advocacy of the Teach-In back to campus. Each spring, IFAM encourages members of the Loyola community to address specific justice issues as it resonates with our community.

IFAM is an effort of the Ignatian Solidarity Network (ISN). Learn more about ISN and Ignatian Family Advocacy Month.

The annual Ignatian Family Teach-In for Justice (IFTJ) gathers members of the Ignatian Family (Jesuit schools, parishes, social ministries) in solidarity to learn, reflect, pray, network, and advocate in the context of social justice. Keynote and student speakers address issues such as:

• Mass incarceration
• Racial Justice
• Domestic Poverty
• Worker's Rights
• Humane Immigration Reform
• Sustainable Environmental Practices

Gather in Washington, D.C., with fellow faithful citizens seeking to make real change in our world. The IFTJ is sponsored by the Ignatian Solidarity Network.

See the site for more details, including the application.
Contact serve@luc.edu with questions.

The CSA supports Loyola's Service and Faith Learning Community (SFLC). The Service and Faith Learning Community provides a holistic encounter with the Jesuit values or service and faith for a small community of first-year students. Students in the SFLC live together in one of Loyola's residence halls, take a couple of courses together, and engage in out of the classroom program and activities.

Click to read more about our Service and Faith Learning Community.

For more information about Loyola's Service and Faith Learning Community, contact CSA or visit the Residence Life Learning Community website.