Service and Justice
Living Loyola's Mission - In the Service of Humanity
University Ministry offers many different opportunities to undergraduates, graduates, students, and staff to do service. Our aim is to fulfill Loyola University Chicago's Mission and to carry out the vision set forth by the Jesuits.
We hope you join us in one of our many service opportunities and work for a more just world.
Service Opportunities
Alternative Break Immersions (ABIs)
Domestic and international opportunities to learn and serve during winter, summer, and spring breaks.
First-Year Ministry
Pastoral support, events and ongoing activities for all first-year students at Loyola.
Local Community Service
Learn more about individual and group opportunities, support, and resources to do service in Chicago.
Loyola4Chicago
Service, justice, community. Volunteer weekly with a team of Loyola students. Meet monthly to reflect on your experience.
Hunger Week
Be a part of Loyola's annual program directed towards heightening awareness of the world hunger crisis.
School of the Americas Protest and Ignatian Family Teach-In
Learn more about on the School of Americas (SOA) protest and Ignatian Family Teach-In in Ft. Benning, Georgia.
Post-Graduate Volunteering
For those who wish to consider full-time volunteer service after they graduate.
-Rev. Peter-Hans Kolvenbach, S.J.
Superior General of the Society of Jesus
October 6, 2000