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LAKE SHORE CAMPUS RAMBLIN’ AROUND 2017 STUDENT GUIDE TO CHICAGO Welcome to Loyola! If you are reading this, chances are you are new to the neighborhoods surrounding our lakeside campuses, or perhaps you are just looking to experience more of what these vibrant, interesting communities have to offer. The purpose of this guide is to help you navigate through these areas and beyond. Within Edgewater, Rogers Park, and Gold Coast, you will find welcoming residents and business owners ready to tell you why their neighborhoods are so great. This guide includes over 200 business listings from restaurants and local shops— as well as conveniences like health clubs and grocery stores. 1209 W. Arthur Avenue, Chicago Also included is information on how to get around via public CALL AND TOUR TODAY! (773) 465-9400 transportation, which cultural institutions to hit up, how to do www.TheMorganLiving.com it for cheap, and more. Newly • 24-Hour Fitness Center • Private Balconies & Patios Renovated • 24-Hour Concierge with • Garage Parking Available From all of us, “Welcome to Loyola, we look forward to seeing Studio, 1- and Controlled Access • Pet-friendly Apartment you ramblin’ around the neighborhood!” 2-Bedroom • 24-Hour Maintenance Service Community Homes • On-site Management Team • Restaurants and Retail On-site Available! • Large Sun Deck & • Easy Access to Loyola BBQ Area University • In-home washer/dryer • Easy Access to Red Line • Large walk-in closets Station • Lake & Courtyard Views You can also find this guide digitally at blogs.Luc.edu/ramblinaround. 1 COMMUNITY RELATIONS Loyola University Chicago Department of Community Relations Lakeshore Community Partners 6443 N. Sheridan Road Chicago, IL 60660 Phone: 773.508.7450 [email protected] LUC.edu/communityrelations /luccommunityrelations @LUCommRelations @ramblin_around Edgewater Chamber of Commerce 1210 W. Rosedale Ave. Phone: 773.561.6000 edgewater.org [email protected] /edgewaterchamberofcommerce @edgechamber @edgechamber Rogers Park Business Alliance 1448 W. Morse Ave. Chicago, IL 60626 Phone: 773.508.5885 rpba.org /rogersparkbusinessalliance @RogersParkBA @rogersparkbusinessalliance Stregthening Business, Building Community A publication for students, by students A special thanks goes to the Loyola University Chicago department of University Marketing and Communication for their vision and layout of this guide. Content was created by student workers at the office of Campus and Community Planning at Loyola. Ramblin’ Around content was managed by Cecilia Rodriguez with invaluable efforts from sales and content staff Lauren Hames. The guide was created in cooperation with Sandi Price and Ana Bermúdez of the Rogers Park Business Alliance and Katrina Balog, Rachael Burs, and Melissa Franada of the Edgewater Chamber of Commerce. Good Neighbor Policy Students are expected to conduct themselves as mature and responsible members of the Chicago and Loyola communities. As such, they are responsible for upholding all federal, state, and city laws and ordinances, especially those relating to noise, traffic, parking, zoning, and consumption of alcohol. In addition, they are expected to foster an atmosphere that nurtures positive educational pursuits, an understanding and tolerance of those with different cultural and political points of view, and an environment that encourages responsible behavior. 3 COMMUNITY RELATIONS LAKE SHORE CAMPUS Table of Contents IMPORTANT CONTACTS Good Neighbor Policy ...................................................................3 Important contacts ......................................................................5 Off-Campus Emergency 911 Rambler Bucks and Loyola’s neighborhoods ..........................................6 When emergency personnel are needed How to get around ....................................................................... 7 Off-Campus Non-Emergency 311 Chicago Museums ........................................................................ 8 To file a report or request a city service LAKE SHORE CAMPUS (LSC) On-Campus Emergency 44.911 Business directory Campus Safety Arts supply .........................................................................11 Off-Campus Safety Dispatcher Banks ...............................................................................11 773.508.6039 Non-emergency, monitored 24/7 Bookstores ..........................................................................11 Clothing donation/recycling. .11 Coffee shops .....................................................................11–12 Loyola University Chicago Parking Office 773.508.7036 Cycling ...........................................................................12–15 Dry cleaners/tailors .................................................................15 Fitness/gyms ........................................................................15 Loyola University Shuttle Bus Schedule 773.508.7030 Grocery/pharmacy. .15 Health/beauty ......................................................................15 Hotels ...............................................................................16 8-Ride 773.508.RIDE (7433) Museums/galleries ..................................................................16 Recreation ..........................................................................16 Wellness Center 312.915.6360 Restaurants .....................................................................16–22 LSC Salon/spa .......................................................................22–23 Services .........................................................................23–24 Wellness Center 773.508.2530 Shopping/more .....................................................................24 WTC Sweet treats .........................................................................25 Tanning salons ......................................................................25 Alderman Joe Moore 773.338.5796 Theaters/art .........................................................................25 49th Ward ward49.com Theaters/movies ....................................................................25 Vintage. 25 Alderman Harry Osterman 773.784.5277 48th Ward 48thward.org WATER TOWER CAMPUS (WTC) Alderman Brendan Reilly 312.642.4242 42nd Ward ward42chicago.com Business directory Banks ...............................................................................26 Alderman Brian Hopkins 312.643.2299 Bookstores ..........................................................................26 2nd Ward aldermanhopkins.com Coffee shops ........................................................................26 Dry cleaners .........................................................................26 Grocery/convenience stores ........................................................26 NEAREST TO LAKE SHORE CAMPUS WATER TOWER CAMPUS Hotels ...............................................................................26 Presence Police Station Northwestern Police Station Saint Francis (24th District) Memorial Hospital (18th District) Restaurants .....................................................................27–28 Hospital 6464 N. Clark 251 E. Huron 1160 N. Larrabee Salon/spa ...........................................................................28 355 Ridge, Evanston 312.744.5907 312.926.2000 312.742.5870 Shopping/more .....................................................................28 847.316.4000 Services .............................................................................28 Other stores. 28 4 5 Rambler Bucks Accepted Here! Favorites HOW TO GET AROUND LAKE SHORE CAMPUS WATER TOWER CAMPUS LOYOLA UNIVERSITY ENTERPRISE ZIPCAR Keep an eye • Blaze Pizza • Epic Burger CHICAGO SHUTTLES CAR RENTAL Nearby Zipcar locations: out for Loyola’s These shuttles take you 5313 N. Sheridan • Caffe ArrivaDolce • Flaco’s Tacos 1210 W. Arthur favorite spots from the Lake Shore Campus 773.271.4500 • Felice’s Italian Pizza • Potbelly (Chicago Avenue) 6885 N. Clark highlighted to the Water Tower Campus. enterprise.com • Five Guys • Subway (State Street) 1340 W. Morse in gray. It’s a free, fast, and conve- Discounts for Loyola • Flaco’s Tacos 6007 N. Sheridan nient. Check online for a students are available • Go Grocer 6401 N. Sheridan full schedule. • Heartland Café 6151 N. Winthrop Go Green LUC.edu/ VENTRA U-PASS Additional spots located near • Metropolis Coffee This pass will allow you to These leaves signify campustransportation Water Tower Campus. • Papa John’s ride on the ‘L’ as well as all businesses that zipcar.com/chicago • Pete’s Pizza CTA buses for free during the are recognized CHICAGO TRANSIT • Potbelly (Sheridan Road) AUTHORITY semester. for their efforts in • Subway (Granville Road) The CTA offers online trip LUC.edu/upass sustainability. • Subway (Sheridan Road) planners to help find the best route to your destina- Discounts tion and provides train and bus trackers to let you know Show your Loyola when yours is arriving. ID and save at transitchicago.com these locations. Loyola’s neighborhoods Loyola’s campuses are located in some of our most vibrant neighborhoods. We encourage you to explore these and others to experience all that Chicago has to offer. Please see our transportation section on page 7 for tips on how to get around! CYCLING LOYOLA LAKEFRONT TRAIL DIVVY BIKES EDGEWATER ROGERS PARK GOLD COAST CHAINLINKS New to cycling in the city? Students can receive a Authenticity, diversity, and To the north of Loyola’s Lake The historic Gold
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