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Loyola University Says Residence Halls Will Not Be Opening In The Fall
"For those who were eager to reside in on-campus housing, you will receive another email from Residence Life shortly with more details."
CHICAGO (CBS) — Loyola University Chicago on Thursday announced that it will not be opening dormitories “until conditions are favorable” amid the coronavirus pandemic.
“Evaluating current health conditions, and factoring for uncertainty in the months ahead, has led us to make the very tough decision to suspend plans to host students in on-campus residence halls until conditions are favorable,” officials at Loyola told the campus community in an online update. “For those who were eager to reside in on-campus housing, you will receive another email from Residence Life shortly with more details and answers to your immediate questions.”
