The Chinatown neighborhood has a predominantly middle-aged Asian population with a median income of $32,544. It offers several healthcare services and has a low crime rate of 2,655 reported criminal acts per 100,000 residents. The area has a long history of Chinese immigration dating back to the 1870s and saw significant growth in the 1950s-1960s. Notable attractions include many restaurants, parks, stores, and museums. Public transportation via the red line subway is convenient for accessing Chinatown from Loyola University Chicago.