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Campus Map (PDF) N N OROTRHTEHRE NR NP APRAR KWKWAYAY The Clinical Centers at Belverdere Square 1.3 Miles North of Cold Spring Lane BELVEDEREBELVEDERE ROAD ROAD YORK ROAD YORK YORK ROAD YORK 59 XX Miles North 11 WELCOME TO THE EVERGREEN CAMPUS 54 Welcome to Loyola University Maryland Loyola Fitness & located in Baltimore at 4501 N. Charles Aquatic Center (The FAC) Street.Use the guide at the bottom to find 53 55 the buildingor department that you are looking for.We hope you enjoy your visit. 52 56 St. Ignatius Loyola Statue 50 51 Loyola Alumni Memorial Chapel Ridley Athletic Complex - 1.5 miles 47 46 45 49 48 44 43 42 DeChiaro College Center/ Andrew White Student Center 32 60 57 33 41 31 40 39 38 35 36 37 Loyola/Notre Dame Library 34 10 8 Francis Xavier Knott, S.J., Humanities Center 58 5 9 21 22 24 4 12 23 Shuttle Stop 2 13 Visitor Parking 3 30 15 16 26 Dining Services 7 7 20 1 25 27 ATM 14 17 6 19 28 Post Office 18 Emergency Phone 29 Accessible BUILDINGS 1 Newman Towers 10 Lange Court 18 The Miguel B. Fernandez 23 DeChiaro College Center 31 Hammerman House 39 303 Rossiter Avenue 46 303 Winston Avenue 55 5104 York Road Annex 2 Avila Hall 11 Fitness & Aquatic Center Family Center for Innovation 24 Andrew White Student Center 32 Maroger Art Studio 40 301 Rossiter Avenue 47 301 Winston Avenue 56 5104 York Road 3 Bellarmine Hall 12 USF&G Pedestrian Bridge and Collaborative Learning 25 Diane Geppi-Aikens Field 33 Butler Hall Justin Ocher House 48 Tennis Courts 57 5000 York Road 4 Claver Hall 13 Knott Hall 19 Jenkins Hall 26 Bookstore 34 Facilities Building 41 Early House 49 Thea Bowman Hall 58 4806 York Road 5 Dorothy Day Hall 14 Donnelly Science Center 20 Rev. Francis X. Knott, S.J., 27 Stamp It! Student Mail Room 35 300 Radnor Road 42 304 Rossiter Avenue 50 Loyola/Notre Dame Library 59 The Clinical Centers at 6 Campion Tower 15 Cohn Hall Humanities Center 28 Armiger House 36 302 Radnor Road St. Alphonus Rodriguez House 51 Ahern Hall Belvedere Square 7 Seton Court 16 Alumni Memorial Chapel 21 Sellinger School of 29 Rev. Brian F. Linnane, S.J., 37 304 Radnor Road 43 302 Rossiter Avenue 52 McAuley Hall 60 Ridley Athletic Complex, 8 Southwell Hall 17 Beatty Hall Business & Management Alumni House 38 305 Rossiter Aveue 44 300 Rossiter Avenue 53 Aquinas Hall McClure Tennis Center, 9 Hopkins Court 22 Maryland Hall 30 Ignatius House McEneany Cottage 45 305 Winston Avenue 54 Rahner Village and Air Dome (seasonal) DEPARTMENTS & LOCATIONS Academic Advising and Support Center 22 Leadership and New Student Programs 24 Academic Affairs and Diversity 19 Management and International 21 Academic Coordinator for Varsity Sports 19 Business Department Accounting Department 21 Marketing, Law, and Social 21 Accounts Payable 57 Responsibility Department Admissions, Undergraduate 20 Mathematics and Statistics Department 13 Advancement Events and Donor Relations 29 McGuire Hall 24 ALANA Services 24 McManus Theatre 23 Alcohol and Drug Education and Support Services 7 Messina 22 Alumni Relations 29 Military Science/ROTC 41 Archives 50 Modern Languages and Literatures Department 22 Julio Fine Arts Gallery 23 Mother’s Room 19 Athletic Department 24 National Fellowships Office 14 Biology Department 14 Payroll 57 Black Box Theater 23 Philosophy Department 20 Boulder Garden Café 24 Phonathon Center 6 Campus Box Office 24 Physics Department 13 Campus Ministry 15, 42 Political Science Department 20 Center for Community Service and Justice 20 President’s Office 20 Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship 21 Printing and Mail Services 56 Center for Intercultural Engagement 25 Project Management 58 Chemistry Department 14 Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs 19 Chief Equity and Inclusion Officer 21 Psychology Department 17, 19, 38 Classics Department 20 Public Safety Administration 56 Communication Department 23 Public Safety Dispatch 34 Communication Lab 23 Reading Room 24 Commuter Affairs 24 Recital Room 23 Computer Science Department 14 Records (Academic Publications) 22 Counseling Center 20 Recreational and Wellness 11 Dean of Students 19 Refectory 20 Dean of Undergraduate and Graduate Studies 22 Research and Sponsored Programs 17 Dean, Loyola College of Arts and Sciences 20 Resource Management 19 Dean, School of Education 45 Sellinger VIP Lounge 23 Dean, Sellinger School of Business 21 Senior Vice President 19 and Management Smart Market 49 Disability Support Services 1 Sociology Department 17 Economics Department 21 Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences Department 1 Education Department 17, 18 Starbucks 23 Emil G. “Lefty” Reitz Arena 23 Student Activities 24 Engineering Science Department 14 Student Administrative Services 22 English Department 20 Student Engagement 24 Environmental Health and Safety 56 Student Government Association 24 Event Services and Auxiliary Management 1 Student Life 7 Evergreen Annual Yearbook 3 Student Support and Wellness Promotion 7 Facilities Operations and Maintenance 34 Technology Services 13 Fava Chapel 31 The Career Center 23 Finance Department 21 The Greyhound Student Newspaper 3 Financial Aid 20 The Innovation Center 50 Financial Services 19 The Study 19 Fine Arts Department 23 Theology Department 20 Fine Arts Print Studio 40 Transportation and Parking 56 Fourth Floor Program Room 24 Trustee Affairs 20 Health Services - Health Education Programs 7 Vice President and Special Assistant 19 History Department 20 to the President Hug Lounge 20 Vice President for Academic Affairs 19 Human Resources Service Center 20 Vice President for Administration 19 Human Resources 57 Vice President for Enrollment 20 Iggy’s Market 1 Management and Communications Information Systems and Operations 21 Vice President for Finance and Treasurer 19 Management Department Vice President for Student Development 19 Innovation Lounge 10 and Dean of Students Institutional Research 43 WLOY Radio Station 3 International Programs 20 WLOY Television/Greycomm Studios 23 International Student Services 20 Women’s Center 7 Jesuit Community Residence 30 Writing Center 19 Julio Fine Arts Wing 23 Writing Department 20 Language Learning Center 22 York Road Initiative/Revitalization Program 55.
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