Hey Ramblers, About a week ago, I got to tour Messina Hall, which is a new Residence hall located on Winthrop ave, across the street from Fairfield hall and next door to Spring Hill Hall. Messina Hall has many new features that are unique to it, including a state of the art kitchen fit for [...]
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Apply for the RHA Executive Board!
February 26th, 2012
by Alvin Mangosing
The RHA EBoard is looking for enthusiastic and committed residents who are interested in creating a positive and engaging residential community in the residence halls. Loyola University Chicago’s Residence Hall Association is committed to Programming, Advocacy, Community and Tradition. Through these pillars, the RHA Executive Board strives to represent Loyola University Chicago locally, regionally, and [...]
Upper Class Area Tours
February 19th, 2012
by Alvin Mangosing
Upper Class Area Tours are happening next week! Tours will occur on Wednesday, February 22nd and Thursday, February 23rd. They begin in the Regis MPR at 5:30pm and go through to 7:30pm. Curious to know what it’s like to live in the upper class areas? Below are a few testimonials of what our resident Ramblers [...]
Look at all this construction!
February 9th, 2012
by Alvin Mangosing
The construction of the the Center for Sustainable Urban Living(CSUL)/San Francisco Hall and DeNobili Hall have begun! As most folks have heard, the CSUL project will include a complete renovation to floors 1-3 of BVM Hall with an addition to connect it to the new San Francisco Residence Hall. With construction occurring amidst our residential [...]
Residence Life Game at the Joe!
January 25th, 2012
by Alvin Mangosing
What a success! On Saturday, January 21st, The Department of Residence Life, the Residence Hall Association, Athletics, and the Department of Programming ((dop)), collaborated to present Residence Life Game at the Joe! We had more than 600 students attend a sold out game against Butler University. Check out pics of our Residence Life All-Stars below!