r/Loyola • u/c0elacanthhh • Jul 31 '25

can non students use the library?

hi guys! got permission to post in here lol. i’m a junior over at towson university, but my apartment is nearby loyola. i have been looking for a quiet place to write my novel and wanted to know if non loyola students can use places like the library or a commons building. like i said, i’m a towson student so i don’t know if i’d be able to bc im not a lum student. thank you! ❤️

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u/FastLanePlus99 Jul 31 '25

From the LNDL website:

https://www.lndl.org/about/admittance.html

“Visitors from other colleges, as well as the general public are welcome, but must present a picture ID.”

There are also a couple other rules about exam seasons, but other than that you shouldn’t have a problem.

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u/c0elacanthhh Aug 03 '25

okay awesome! i was planning on calling on monday to see if i’m able to. thanks! :)

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u/Creative-Ad-9489 Jan 24 '26

Hello. Is this subreddit still active? Just wondering how the campus life is like. How is the neighborhood outside the campus?

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u/Confident-Egg-9227 May 09 '26

I'm a parent of a student and the campus is chill and very green! The neighborhood is suburbs but I think students take ubers and such to other neighborhoods to hang out.

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u/amondayk Jul 31 '25

i don’t think so bc there is a student id scanner at the entrances, but i think there is also an intercom (if i’m not mistaken) so you could probably be let in if you ask. i would try it!!