Numerous schools in Chicago and Illinois are closing dorms and asking students to move out to help stop the spread of coronavirus as classes move online and semesters are finished remotely. At ...

No Loyola University Chicago students will live in on-campus housing this fall, the university announced Thursday. Citing COVID-19 health conditions and future uncertainty, the university ...

Austin Pinderski lifted a mini-fridge and shoved it into the trunk of a Jeep while his older sister rearranged suitcases inside, as if playing a game of Tetris, to make space for everything pouring… ...

Loyola University Chicago will suspend on-campus housing for the upcoming fall semester due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to an announcement from the university.

Loyola's Chicago area campuses have been open with limitations this school year, and the university decided not to reopen the dorms back in the fall. More from CBS News.

CHICAGO — Loyola University Chicago will not reopen student dorms this fall due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The school made the announcement Thursday afternoon in a letter that was sent out to ...

No Loyola University Chicago students will live in on-campus housing this fall, the university announced Thursday. Citing COVID-19 health conditions and future uncertainty, the university ...

Loyola University Chicago is investigating four reports of sexual assault or abuse within its dorms, including three accusations against the same student, officials confirmed.

FOX 32 Chicago. Loyola dorm demolition and other top stories from Block Club Chicago. Posted: May 13, 2025 | Last updated: May 13, 2025. Gwen Ihnat from Block Club Chicago talks us through their ...

Loyola University Chicago paid $35 million for an apartment building next to its North Side campus, a deal that comes as real estate investors pour more money into student housing.

Loyola students express concern after water damage, mold growth in dorm The freshmen students were moved to temporary housing, but said that remediation took far too long ...