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Fall scene from Loyola's Lake Shore Campus from an Aerial view

Neighborhood Initiatives

Neighborhood Initiatives

Serving as the administration’s community connection, the office encourages internal and external relationships that strengthen Loyola’s role as an Anchor Institution; promoting opportunities to strategically and intentionally use our human, financial, and spiritual resources to improve quality of life for Chicagoland residents, especially those most historically marginalized in our communities.

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News and Events

A Focus on Migratory Birds in Campus Planning

As you’ve probably heard by now, ºÚÁÏÃÅwill be developing or redeveloping many campus buildings over the next few years. Most of these buildings will fall within the Lakefront Protection Zone and will need to demonstrate special care and attention to protecting Lake Michigan and its inhabitants. Nowhere is this more evident than the migratory bird pathways and the persistent problem of nocturnal bird strikes against modern glass facades. As one of the premier leaders in environmental sustainability, it is not surprising that ºÚÁÏÃÅfaculty and students have a lot to say about preventing harmful bird strikes in new developments.

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Deadline Approaches $5000 Neuroscience Microgrants for Local Non-profits

Now it is easier to apply for a grant to support neuroscience in Chicago’s underserved communities! With funding from the Dana Foundation, ºÚÁÏÃÅUniversity Chicago invites nonprofit organizations to submit proposals for initiatives connecting local residents with neuroscience knowledge and addressing community needs. We’re offering up to six $5,000 microgrants to empower projects that deepen understanding of neuroscience or tackle neurological challenges arising from environmental factors.

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Solar Farm Ceremony Marks Major Milestone for Loyola's Climate Action Goals

On April 30, members of the ºÚÁÏÃÅcommunity will participate in the official ribbon-cutting ceremony of the Double Black Diamond Solar Farm in central Illinois. The project contributes to the goals of Loyola’s Climate Action Plan, including achieving carbon neutrality.