Price

$10

Loyola University Chicago Scavenger Hunt and Escape Game

Damen Student Center
Loyola University Chicago Scavenger Hunt and Escape Game

The Game

We've turned Loyola University Chicago into an incredible outdoor digital adventure. Our PokemonGo style app will take you to 10 iconic places around Loyola University Chicago. At each location, you will need to solve a puzzle before advancing. It is part Scavenger Hunt and part Escape Room! You can play solo or in a group. Besides completing fun puzzles, you will learn fascinating details about different places like . You will walk around 0.8 miles as you find clues, solve puzzles and get closer to completing the adventure. You can go at your own pace, but it should take around 45 minutes to complete the adventure. Over 200,000 players have used our app to explore the world. We can't wait for you to play as well!

Duration

45 Min

Location

Damen Student Center

Exploration Spots

Arnold J. Damen Statue
Arnold J. Damen Statue

Discover the history of Loyola’s founder, Father Arnold J. Damen, and the 10,000-pound limestone statue hand-carved to capture the natural sunlight on the West Quad.

Madonna Della Strada Chapel
Madonna Della Strada Chapel

Solve a riddle to discover the Art Deco chapel's Great Depression-era history and why its traditional pews were replaced with modular seating.

Chinese Armillary
Chinese Armillary

Discover how this authentic Beijing-cast armillary sphere honors Jesuit mathematician Matteo Ricci and his bridge between Eastern and Western astronomy through a unique sound challenge.

Piper Hall
Piper Hall

Learn about the 1909 Wheeler House’s history as a white marble mansion and the mystery behind its massive Tiffany-era stained-glass window.

Los Lobos de Loyola Statue
Los Lobos de Loyola Statue

Discover the folklore behind the Los Lobos de Loyola bronze sculpture and how its name reflects the St. Ignatius family coat of arms.

Edward Crown Center for the Humanities
Edward Crown Center for the Humanities

Discover the history of the 1984 Crown Center as a hub for humanities and specialized research while solving a clever rebus challenge.

Lunar Disc I
Lunar Disc I

Discover the history of Emily Young’s billion-year-old onyx sculpture and why students call it "the moon" through an augmented reality experience.

And Much More...

These are just the highlights. There are hidden corners, secret statues, and lost history waiting for you to discover.

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