This document outlines programs and initiatives at Loyola University Chicago that support historically underrepresented student populations through mentorship, education, resources, and community building. It describes programs like STARS for first generation students and students of color, social justice dinner dialogues, LGBTQI spaces, initiatives for Men of Color, LUCES for Women of Color, a leadership retreat, and provides contact information for the university's diversity department.

1. We foster the success and community
building of historically underrepresented
student populations through mentorship,
multicultural education, academic support,
and celebration of our unique shared
experiences.
STARS (STUDENTS TOGETHER ARE REACHING
FOR SUCCESS)
• Mentorship experience for first
generation students and students of color
SOCIAL JUSTICE DINNER DIALOGUE SERIES
• Free dinner with a conversation on social
justice issues
LGBTQI INITIATIVES
• Spaces for LGBTQI individuals
MEN OF COLOR INITIATIVES
• Support , engagement, and
encouragement for Men of Color
LUCES (LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO
EMPOWERING SISTERHOOD)
• Scholarship, Sistership, and Leadership for
Women of Color
THE PEOPLE’S INSTITUTE (TPI)
• Leadership retreat open to all students
Main Office E-mail: diversity@luc.edu
Main Office Phone: 773.508.3909
Website: luc.edu/diversity
Location: Damen Student Center, Ste 116
For a full list of opportunities, see our
website or visit our Department!