Loyola University Chicago

Campus Safety

IMPORTANT:

FOR EMERGENCIES, PLEASE CALL: 773.508.SAFE OR 911

Emergency Numbers

In the event of an emergency, immediate notification to the Department of Campus Safety is essential to ensure the timely response of emergency personnel.

Campus Safety Dispatcher (Monitored 24/7/365)
773.508.SAFE (7233)

Campus Safety TTY/TDD Line for Hard of Hearing (Monitored 24/7/365)
773.508.7762

City of Chicago Emergency 
911

Ask a non-emergency safety question (this email is checked weekly)
[email protected]

Campus Safety Fax
773.508.6042

On-Campus Landline
44-911

Additional University Resources

Parking Office
773.508.7036

Escort Service
773.508.RIDE (7433)

Transportation
773.508.2399

Shuttle Bus Schedule
773.508.7030

Report a Concern

EthicsLine

Loyola has a Reporting Hotline to provide you with an automated and anonymous way to report activities that may involve misconduct and violations of Loyola policy. If you need to report a concern with the Department of Campus Safety, you may file a report online here or by dialing 855.603.6988.
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