The Department's mission is consistent with Loyola University's Jesuit and Mercy traditions in seeking to aid undergraduate and graduate students to grow spiritually, emotionally and physically. Abuse of alcohol and use of other psychoactive substances can seriously impede or block such growth. Loyola University Maryland is committed to reducing the negative consequences associated with alcohol and other drug use some students may experience, while helping to create a safe and healthy environment for all of our students.
We take a comprehensive approach to addressing the dangers of alcohol and drug misuse on campus and in the community through community coalitions, an Alcohol Task Force, an online alcohol prevention program, social norms messaging and trainings, trainings geared towards different student and staff populations, peer educators, and partnerships across campus and throughout Baltimore.
We offer a wide range of services for alcohol and other drug-related issues including: assessment, education, interventions, group support, and individual counseling.
To take an anonymous online screening test (Loyola University does not have access to, or retain, any of the information from the test) to see if you may have, or be developing, a problem with alcohol, CLICK HERE
To learn more about the services that we provide, click here.
Meet our staff
Please click below for important information on drug and alcohol laws and services. This information is required to be published by the U.S. Drug Free Schools Act.
Undergraduate Students
Graduate Students
