Campus Plan
Overview
Campus Plan
Loyola University Chicago is undertaking a campus planning effort to proactively address the evolving needs of the University community. Through needs assessment, data analysis, and stakeholder engagement, the planning team and steering committee have created a framework to anchor the upcoming Campus Plan.
The Campus Plan organizes Lake Shore Campus assessments around 3 zones: Academics, Residential, and Student Life/Recreation/Athletics to establish a structured framework for the physical campus to align with its functional aspects.
Guiding principles
Distilled through the extensive planning process, these values guide the effectiveness and priorities of capital development to execute the vision.
Student Success
“Holistic Support Ecosystem”
Prioritize student success by ensuring seamless access to campus, resources, faculty, and staff, creating a supportive ecosystem that empowers students to thrive academically and personally.
Academic Excellence
“Pinnacle Learning environment”
Foster top-tier teaching and learning environments across all disciplines, consistently pursuing academic excellence that empowers students and prepares them for a dynamic future.
Resiliency
“Future-Ready Adaptability”
Cultivate a resilient campus, adept at managing future challenges, by optimizing institutional assets and creating an adaptable environment that aligns with evolving needs and advances institutional sustainability.
Collaboration and Integration
“Interconnected Solutions for Impact”
Promote an inter-professional model of multidisciplinary collaboration, fostering integrated solutions that transcend traditional boundaries to address complex challenges and contribute to broader societal impact.
Jesuit Identity
“Embodied Jesuit and Catholic Legacy”
Embrace and showcase our Jesuit and Catholic identity, both in values and physical presence, creating a destination that reflects our rich heritage and commitment to holistic education.
Process and approach
Milestones and schedule
A detailed campus plan timeline has been established. From town hall meetings to consultations with stakeholder groups, efforts have been made to ensure thorough representation of a diverse range of perspectives.
Contact
Email CampusPlan@LUC.edu with questions or feedback.
Guiding principles
Distilled through the extensive planning process, these values guide the effectiveness and priorities of capital development to execute the vision.
Student Success
“Holistic Support Ecosystem”
Prioritize student success by ensuring seamless access to campus, resources, faculty, and staff, creating a supportive ecosystem that empowers students to thrive academically and personally.
Academic Excellence
“Pinnacle Learning environment”
Foster top-tier teaching and learning environments across all disciplines, consistently pursuing academic excellence that empowers students and prepares them for a dynamic future.
Resiliency
“Future-Ready Adaptability”
Cultivate a resilient campus, adept at managing future challenges, by optimizing institutional assets and creating an adaptable environment that aligns with evolving needs and advances institutional sustainability.
Collaboration and Integration
“Interconnected Solutions for Impact”
Promote an inter-professional model of multidisciplinary collaboration, fostering integrated solutions that transcend traditional boundaries to address complex challenges and contribute to broader societal impact.
Jesuit Identity
“Embodied Jesuit and Catholic Legacy”
Embrace and showcase our Jesuit and Catholic identity, both in values and physical presence, creating a destination that reflects our rich heritage and commitment to holistic education.