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Connecting while Disinfecting

We have found some engaging and fun resources for students to stay socially and culturally connected while being physically distant.

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  • Wellness Center Spring 2020 information

    As the University continues to follow CDC guidelines and the Wellness Center closes its physical locations to students, we will continue to serve you. Click here to learn more.

  • Being an Active Bystander Against Coronavirus Racism

    We know that racist "jokes" and off-handed comments can quickly become racist rants, and those racist rants can turn to violence. Now is the time to Speak Up and Step In to make it clear we're not OK with racist responses to this crisis.
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  • Official Loyola Webpage for Coronavirus Information

    Loyola University Chicago is committed to ensuring the well-being and safety of our students, faculty, and staff. In response to the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) abroad and in the United States, Loyola has created a central hub for our community to access the latest news, education, and updates regarding the outbreak. The University continues to monitor this global health situation.

  • Coronavirus Anxiety

    You may be experiencing fear or anxiety about the coronavirus. Please click here for tips to manage your anxiety.
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  • Coronavirus Symptom Checker tool from the CDC

    A guide released by the CDC to help you make decisions and seek appropriate medical care. Please call Dial-a-nurse at 773-508-8883 if you would like phone assistance from staff at the Wellness Center.

  • Re-Introducing The Line

    Call The Line for confidential support and resources on sexual and relationship violence.
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  • Apply to become a Wellness Advocate!

    The Wellness Advocates are looking for new members for next year! Wellness Advocates are volunteer peer health educators who are passionate about healthy lifestyles. Applications are due April 3rd!

  • Marijuana 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.

  • Get involved with the Body Project

    The Body Project focuses on positive body image. It is an interactive, two session workshop that is designed to challenge the thin ideal and help improve body satisfaction for female-identified students. The Body Project workshops are led by trained student leaders at Loyola who are passionate about promoting positive body image. The workshops are held in 2 two hour sessions a week apart. We are also recruiting new facilitators, applications are available!

  • E-cigarettes: Information and Potential Risks

    E-cigarettes/vaping is an emerging trend and there is a lot that is still not known about its short and long term health effects. You can learn more here about e-cigarettes and the risk they may pose to young adults.

  • Alcohol and Other Drug Resources

    The Safety Net website contains resources for students and parents on alcohol and other drug policies, education, and places to go for assistance.

  • Meningococcal disease

    The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) has created a brochure for college students and parents on the causes of and ways to prevent meningococcal disease (ie. meningitis).

  • Meet the Staff!

    The staff at the Wellness Center are committed to helping students stay physically and emotionally well during their college experience. Read more about our staff's credentials and backgrounds!

  • Immunization requirement in 2 steps

    All full-time Loyola students must complete the two-step process to verify proof of immunity. Step 1: Enter your immunizations on LOCUS. Step 2: Submit your official immunization record to the Wellness Center via fax, mail, or in person.
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  • In Crisis? Get Help now!

    Please see here for a list of emergency mental health resources for LUC students.

  • Wellness Center Mental Health Resources (non-emergency)

    Need to make a Wellness Center appointment for counseling? Get more information here!