Our Facilities
Eric Maclean, SJ Centre for the Performing Arts
One of the largest auditoriums of its kind in Montréal and seating over 750 people, this is the venue for annual masses and liturgies, theatrical productions, concerts, film screenings and more.
Bishops’ Atrium
A multi-purpose Atrium used for student and community events and activities throughout the year. Built in 2005, this large sunlit space is a gathering place for our community.
Adaptive Classrooms
Modern classrooms with whiteboards, expandable walls, and state-of-the-art audio-video project technologies adapted for 21st century learning.
Other Facilities
Our double gym is adaptable to several sports - basketball, indoor soccer, tennis, volleyball and is used for physical education classes.
Our fully-equipped exercise rooms are open to students all year long and are key to weight and cardio training.
Our outdoor courtyard includes basketball courts and a mini-soccer field and is used primarily by students during breaks.
Shared with Concordia University, these fields
Shared with Concordia University, the Dome allows our soccer teams to continue playing even during sub-zero temperatures.
Shared with Concordia University, this hockey arena meets NHL standards and hosts the annual sports tournament.
Complete with green screen and audio-visual equipment, our clubs room is a flexible space for student extracurriculars.
Full-menu cafeteria services are offered for breakfast and lunch to all students in a multi-level cafeteria space that can double as auditorium.
The art room is used for obligatory arts classes and is fully equipped to support any creative project.
The music room includes sound proof studios and is equipped with a variety of musical instruments for students to enjoy.
While Loyola students each receive personal devices, the computer labs include more robust creative programs for special projects.
A quiet oasis, the library acts as reading and study hall and has several closed rooms for group project work.
Our multiple science labs are specially designed to allow students to perform labs experiments in up-to-date and safe environments.
Our chapel is open for morning prayer every day and is a quiet reflective space for our community.
The labs is home to the Northern Knights who use this space to design and construct robots to use for international competitions.
Loyola retains physiotherapists in order to support student-athletes and ensure they are in top physical condition.
This large matted space is designed specifically to help the wrestling team train properly for city competitions.