Loyola University’s campus is one of Chicago’s lesser-known architectural gems. As you walk through its grounds, you’ll encounter a range of styles, from early 20th-century buildings to modern, sustainability-focused designs. This tour highlights how the university’s evolution is reflected in its built environment, offering insights into how campuses adapt and grow to meet the needs of today’s students, all with stunning views of Lake Michigan just steps away.
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