Residence Life & Housing

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First Year Student Residence Halls

Exterior of Thea Bowman Hall and a group of students sitting on a couch in a dorm

At Loyola University Maryland, a residence hall is more than just a place to live—it provides opportunities for students to make friends and learn from their experiences.

First-year students have many different options for on-campus living at Loyola University Maryland. We offer unique communities by assigning students to live with fellow greyhounds in their Messina themes.

Although our first-year residence halls vary in room type and amenities by building, each room is fully furnished and supported by resident assistants and at least one full-time professional staff member. Regardless of the building, your residence hall will consist of resources to ensure your success at Loyola.

Loyola University Maryland is committed to ensuring all students can live on campus. If you require housing accommodations because of a disability, please let us know. Please contact Disability Support Services to discuss eligible accommodation options.

Residence Halls

Butler and Hammerman

The Butler and Hammerman residence halls are located on the east side of Loyola’s campus and offer traditional double-style rooms for first-year students.

Campion

Campion Tower is located on the west side of Loyola’s campus and offers apartment-style rooms for students. Campion Tower offers designated floors for first-year and returning students.

Hopkins Court

Hopkins Court is located on the west side of Loyola’s campus and offers floors of traditional doubles with several small study rooms and large lounges for first-year students.

Photo of the Thea Bowman residence hall on Loyola's Evergreen campus

Thea Bowman Hall

Thea Bowman Hall is Loyola’s newest first-year residence hall located next to the Loyola/ Notre Dame library and offers suite-style rooms for first-year students.