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The Loyola Experience

A student sits in a hammock under trees in full bloom on the quad
Students relax in hammocks suspended from cherry trees outside the Sellinger School. Hammocks are a popular spot for Greyhounds to read or rest and can be spotted on the Quad and outside residence halls on warm-weather days.
Students sitting and laughing at the benches by the Humanities Building
Students gather at an outdoor table behind the Rev. Francis X. Knott, S.J., Humanities Center to have lunch and a coffee and catch up between classes.
A student laying on the grass with a laptop in her lap
A student relaxes in the grass of Loyola’s Quad, which serves as a central gathering place and the ideal spot for lunch, a cram session, a Frisbee toss, a slack-line break, or a stop-off before class.
Study abroad student hiking towards a scenic beach in Sydney, Australia
A student takes in the view on a hike in Sydney, Australia, on an excursion during her semester studying abroad. Loyola offers 60 study abroad programs in more than 25 countries around the globe.
Student athletes posing for a photo with Iggy the mascot
Iggy the Greyhound, Loyola’s official school mascot, hypes members of the women's lacrosse team before they take the field at Ridley Athletic Complex for a Patriot League faceoff.
Students laughing and riding on an amusement ride at Loyolapalooza
Students enjoying one of the carnival rides at Loyolapalooza, the university’s annual springtime music festival, held on the Quad.
A student standing in front of a presentation board speaking to visitors at a Pitch Competition
A student shares her idea at the annual Building a Better World Through Business pitch competition, which takes place in the spring.
Students sitting on the grass conversing during a sunny day on the quad
Students pass time between classes on the Quad behind the statue of Saint Ignatius on a sunny spring day.
A student sits and reads on the porch of the Humanities Building
A student reads on the Rev. Francis X. Knott, S.J., Humanities Center porch, arguably the favorite feature of the iconic 19th century building and a beloved place to sit, talk, study, and take in campus.
A silhouetted group of students with their arms around each other near the waterline on a beach
Students learn wilderness survival skills during a training trip for student leaders of Loyola’s Outdoor Adventure Experience, a program that offers student-led outdoor trips like paddle boarding, canoeing, and backpacking.
Members of Loyola's women's basketball team in a group celebration on the court of Reitz Arena
The Greyhounds women's basketball team rallies before taking the court for a game at Reitz Arena.
A professor lectures in front of the class, the blurred back of two students can be seen in the foreground
Marie Yeh, Ph.D., associate professor of marketing, draws on her students’ ambitions—in her courses and in their own lives—to make meaningful connections in her classroom.
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The Evergreen Campus

A bridge with the words Loyola University Maryland surrounded by fall foliage
Autumn foliage frames Loyola’s iconic pedestrian bridge over North Charles Street with its Loyola University Maryland signage.
Cherry blossoms hang down in front of arches, where students can be seen walking in the background
Cherry blossoms bloom below the pedestrian bridge outside the lower level of Knott Hall, which houses the departments of physics and mathematics and statistics as well as the office of technology services.
Stained glass and hanging lanterns light up the interior of the Alumni Memorial Chapel
The stained-glass windows of Alumni Memorial Chapel include this large lancet window above the altar. A Gothic chapel, Loyola’s has dozens of exquisitely designed stained-glass windows portraying Jesuit saints and apparitions of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Students sitting and eating around a table outdoors, with yellow fall foliage hanging overhead
Students finish lunch from Boulder Garden Café at one of the outdoor dining tables on the café patio.
Exterior of the Miguel B. Fernandez Family Center for Innovation and Collaborative Learning on a bright day
The exterior of the brand-new Miguel B. Fernandez Family Center for Innovation and Collaborative Learning. Opening for the Fall 2021 semester, the Fernandez Center creates a dynamic, state-of-the-art space where Loyola will advance student outcomes and our culture of innovation.
The towering interior of the Sellinger Building, with golden wood and metal staircases
The interior staircases of the Sellinger School of Business and Management, which was designed by the same architects who designed Bill Gates’ home. Loyola’s business school and building were both named for the University’s 22nd president, the Rev. Joseph A. Sellinger, S.J.
The tan-bricked facade of the Donnelly Science center as seen from the intersection of Cold Spring and Charles Street, with a Loyola sign in front
The Loyola University Maryland sign, located on the corner of East Cold Spring Lane and North Charles Street in front of the Donnelly Science Center, welcomes visitors and neighbors to campus.
Students sitting and walking in front of the Humanities Building
Students enjoy a sunny day in front of the Rev. Francis X. Knott, S.J., Humanities Center. Students flock to the chairs on the porch and patio to chat or study between classes, enjoy a coffee, or just take in the day’s events on the Quad.
The Alumni Chapel exterior with a bright and cloudy sky above it
Clouds float through a bright blue sky above Alumni Memorial Chapel, dedicated in 1952 to Loyola alumni who lost their lives in World Wars I and II.
The side of the Humanities Building with bright pink trees in the foreground
Cherry blossoms outside the Center for Community, Service, and Justice, located in the Humanities Building, announce the arrival of spring at Loyola.
A living green wall inside the Fernandez Center
The Fernandez Center features a living wall, which improves air quality, reduces noise, and helps with temperature control inside the building.
The exterior of Jenkins Hall with greenery in the foreground
Jenkins Hall, which was built in 1928 and once served as the University’s library, as seen from East Cold Spring Lane through the leafy foliage that borders the Evergreen campus.
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