Provide diverse opportunities for the growth and development of resident students. Provide need based educational programs. Administer the financial operation of the residence halls with the goals of price sensitivity and financial self sufficiency. Philosophy of Residence Halls Residence halls at Loyola University New Orleans exist to provide both a safe, comfortable, physical environment and services designed to facilitate the learning, growth, and personal development of each resident hall student. Residence hall living provides the student with an opportunity to learn about persons from varied backgrounds and cultures and to share value systems and ideas.
Residence halls teach each group living skills and a sense of responsibility to the community.
The Residential Life program at Loyola is designed to promote growth of maturity and responsibility among students while giving them the guidance and security offered in a structured environment. The regulations and policies are established as a means to maximize the comfort, convenience and safety of the residents and to express expectations of behavior essential for congenial and productive coexistence. Through student development programming in the halls, Residential Life aims to contribute to the personal development of the residents by providing out of class educational experiences which facilitate student growth in social, emotional, physical, spiritual, life planning, sexual, intellectual, and human awareness areas. The primary objective of the residence halls is to provide an environment conducive to academic achievement and personal growth in which students feel comfortable and at home.