The Loyola Writing Center: Your Path to Writing Success

Loyola Writing Center — Summer 2026 Hours

The Loyola Writing Center is open for Summer 2026 appointments beginning May 18. We are available for undergraduate and graduate writers working on coursework, capstones, dissertations, professional writing, application materials, and long-term projects.

Summer Hours (EST)

Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
6:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.	11:00 am – 2:00 pm	6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.	11:00 am – 2:00 pm	3:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.	11:00 am – 1:30 pm
Online Only	Face-to-face or online	Online Only	Face-to-face or online	Online Only	Face-to-face or online

Important Scheduling Information

Graduate students working on extended projects (capstones, theses, dissertations, articles, etc.) must book appointments at least 48 hours in advance and attach a draft of the project when scheduling.

Walk-ins are welcome during the face-to-face hours on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. However, writers should check WCOnline before arriving to confirm appointment availability.

Online appointments will begin in the WCOnline appointment space. Please be prepared to switch to Zoom if necessary during the consultation.

If you need an appointment outside the posted schedule, special requests may be made by email: 

If you need an appointment outside the posted schedule, special requests may be made by email: 

LWC@loyola.edu	dmicer@loyola.edu
Email is checked daily at approximately 6:00 am, 12:00 pm, and 6:00 pm EST.

How to Prepare for a Consultation

To make the most of your session, please try to:
1. Bring or upload the most current version of your draft, even if it is incomplete.
2. Be ready to explain the assignment, project goals, or concerns you would like to discuss.
3. Arrive with enough time to actively participate in the conversation and revision process.
The Writing Center works best as a collaborative space for discussion, experimentation, and revision at any stage of the writing process.

Write here. Write now. 

 

Make an Appointment

Bring your ideas, your papers, yourself. Writing isn’t just an assignment—it’s how you shape your world.

 

Our Mission: Perfect Eloquence

Rooted in the Jesuit tradition, the Loyola Writing Center (LWC) embraces the concept of eloquentia perfecta—communication that not only achieves clarity and precision but also inspires action and personal growth. Writing is a collaborative and transformative process, and we are here to help you express your ideas powerfully and meaningfully.

Services Tailored to Your Needs

For Undergraduate Students

Need support with essays or assignments? Our free, one-on-one consultations are designed to assist you at every stage of the writing process. We can help you:

• Brainstorm and organize your ideas
• Clarify your message
• Strengthen your arguments
• Build confidence in your academic writing

For Graduate Students

Managing complex projects and coursework? Our online consultations via WCOnline provide specialized support from tutors experienced with advanced academic writing. We offer guidance on:

• Research papers and essays
• Dissertations and theses
• Professional writing projects

For Faculty

We partner with faculty to foster a culture of strong writing across campus. Our services include:

• In-class workshops tailored to your syllabus
• Assignment-specific support strategies
• Referral reports and collaborative resources to enhance student success
• Inquiries? Send to Dom Micer, Acting Supervisor

How to Access Our Services

• Schedule an Appointment: Use our easy-to-navigate WCOnline platform to book a session.
• Walk-In Assistance: No appointment? No problem. Visit us, and our desk attendants will help you on the spot.

Contact Us

Email: lwc@loyola.edu
Location: 057 Maryland Hall

Our Commitment

At the Loyola Writing Center, we are more than a resource—we are your partners in writing. Whether you’re an undergraduate drafting your first college essay, a graduate student polishing a dissertation, or a faculty member developing writing-focused initiatives, we help you develop the skills to communicate effectively and with impact.