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The Loyola Campus
The Loyola Campus
Getting into the Campus
Getting into the Campus
Pedestrian
Pedestrian
Pedestrians wishing to enter the campus must present any of the following at our campus access point:
1. For employees and students of the University, employees of auxiliary units, employees of our concessionaires, and other regular visitors to the campus: a valid ID that has been issued by the Ateneo or by one of our auxiliary units.
2. For infrequent visitors to the campus: any valid photo ID, for verification and recording in the security logbook. They will be issued visitor’s passes in exchange for this ID.
Vehicles
Vehicles
All vehicles with valid Ateneo gate pass stickers will be allowed to freely enter the campus regardless of the number of passengers.
Special lanes will be set aside for vehicles without valid gate pass stickers. If at least one occupant can present a valid ID issued by the Ateneo or one of our auxiliary units, the vehicle can proceed to enter the campus. Otherwise, at least one passenger must surrender a valid photo ID in exchange for a visitor’s pass, before being allowed to enter the campus.
Loyola Heights Campus Traffic Scheme
Loyola Heights Campus Traffic Scheme
Entering Ateneo Loyola Heights Campus
Entering Ateneo Loyola Heights Campus
All vehicles with Ateneo stickers coming from UP/Commonwealth Avenue will enter via the new Gate 3.1.
All vehicles with and without Ateneo stickers coming from White Plains/Cubao will enter via Gate 3.
All vehicles with and without Ateneo stickers coming from F Dela Rosa/ Xavierville may enter Gate 3.
All vehicles with Ateneo stickers coming from Marikina, using the Katipunan Avenue Service Road may enter via Gate 2 or Gate 3.
Vehicles without Ateneo stickers may enter via Gate 2 or Gate 3.
Exiting Ateneo Loyola Heights Campus
Exiting Ateneo Loyola Heights Campus
All vehicles going to the direction of White Plains/Cubao may take Gate 2.9 via the Outer West Diversion Road.
All vehicles going to the direction of White Plains/Cubao may take Gate 3.2 via the Northwest Diversion Road.
All vehicles going to the direction of UP/Commonwealth Avenue may take Gate 2.5 via the Outer West Diversion Road.
All vehicles going to the direction of UP/Commonwealth Avenue may take Gate 3.5 via the Northwest Diversion Road.
For vehicles without Ateneo stickers
If the vehicle entered campus via Gate 2, claim ID at the ID claiming post between Gates 2 and 2.5
If the vehicle entered campus via Gate 3 or 3.1, claim ID at the ID claiming post at the back of Areté near Gates 3.2 and 3.5 (along Northwest Diversion Road)
Complex Access/Building Access
Complex Access/Building Access
Individuals who have been allowed to enter our campus, whether on foot or a vehicle, are allowed to freely access all public spaces within the campus: e.g. the Gesu, football fields, and parking lots. However, the following additional requirements are imposed for complex/building access:
All individuals seeking access to any of our complexes and/or buildings will be asked to present one of the following:
a valid ID issued by the Ateneo or one of our auxiliary units
the visitor’s pass that was issued at the campus access point
a valid photo ID which will be surrendered in exchange for a visitor’s pass.
All individuals inside the complex/building must wear their valid Ateneo ID, auxiliary unit ID, or visitor’s pass at all times. This is necessary in order for our security personnel to quickly identify any persons who might have gained complex access without proper authorization.
Campus Safety and Mobility Office (CSMO)
Campus Safety and Mobility Office (CSMO)
CSMO 090424.pdf* Definition of terms: “campus access” refers to the ability to enter the university grounds through any of our main campus entrance gates, while “complex access” refers to the ability to enter the Grade School, Junior High School, Senior High School, or Higher Education complexes, through any of the identified entry points. For the Pasig, Rockwell, and Salcedo campuses, “campus access” is synonymous to “complex access”, as all of these campuses are made up of single buildings.
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