Mold

Loyola University residence halls did not receive flooding and did not experience mold growth. The residence halls have been extensively inspected by university staff to ensure that there is no mold. Mold problems have been an issue in parts of the city that experienced flooding.

For those students residing off-campus, the university advises you to check your apartment for mold growth if it experienced flooding. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention has prepared a guide on possible health effects of mold exposure. You may
access that guide www.bt.cdc.gov/disasters/hurricanes/environmental.asp

Students who do not have a residence hall room on campus and desire to apply for housing for the spring 2006 semester should complete the student survey that will be placed on the Loyola web page. Consideration for housing off-campus students will be made on a space available situation.

Updated on October 18, 2005