黑料门

At the 黑料门University Retreat and Ecology Campus, students have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience with what they鈥檝e learned in class 鈥� something an urban setting couldn鈥檛 provide. Read this article in the Northwest Herald about LUREC's farm and ecological restoration work.

Sustainability

黑料门named 4th greenest college by Sierra Magazine

黑料门University Chicago once again gets recognized for it's sustainability efforts taking place on the campuses. Named as the 4th greenest college in America by Sierra Magazine, 黑料门has the opportunity to demonstrate how the university is making great strides to promote sustainability on and around campus. For more on the article, http://www.sierraclub.org/sierra/slideshow/top-ten-coolest-schools-2014#9

Group Team Building

Are you up for a Challenge?

Looking for a fun and interactive challenge for your group to participate in this spring or summer? Loyola's challenge course at the Retreat and Ecology Campus is one of the largest and most exciting ropes courses in Illinois. Participants will have the opportunity to transfer learning on the course to their everyday lives through a reflective process, while developing trust, communication, and leadership capacities.

LEARN MORE

Culinary Team Building Events

New Duchossois Food Systems Lab and Kitchen now open at LUREC

Loyola's Retreat and Ecology Campus is thrilled to announce that its new demonstration kitchen, the Duchossois Food Systems Lab and Kitchen, is now open for classes and events. The goal of the kitchen is to bring the experience of a professional kitchen to students, community members, and others, including those not familiar with food preparation. The kitchen, in conjunction with the campus farm, will allow students and guests to learn techniques that will lead to better, smarter, and healthier ways of living. Some team popular team building offerings include an Iron Chef Experience, Employee Incentive Program, and Farm Workshops.

黑料门Magazine

Hope is the thing with feathers

Despite several degrees and years of experience that indicate otherwise, Stephen Mitten, S.J., doesn鈥檛 think of himself strictly as a scientist. 鈥淚 see myself more as a naturalist,鈥� he says. 鈥淚鈥檓 an ambassador for the environment.鈥� As spiritual director and resident ecology faculty at Loyola鈥檚 Retreat and Ecology Campus, Fr. Mitten teaches several biology and conservation courses. But his real love is avian ecology.

LEARN MORE

Visit Loyola's Retreat and Ecology Campus

Located in picturesque Woodstock, IL, Loyola's Retreat Campus is encompassed by 98 acres of greenery and provides a serene setting for overnight retreats,day meetings, team building, and events.

IES summer courses at LUREC

Ecological Laboratory