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Line 55: [[File:Cudahy Science Hall.JPG\|thumb\|right\|250px\|Cudahy Science Hall]] [[File:Cudahy Library.2.JPG\|thumb\|~~right~~left\|250px\|Cudahy Library]] Loyola also boasts a campus in [[Rome]], [[Italy]]. The John Felice Rome Center was established in 1962 on the site of the [[1960 Summer Olympics]] grounds. It occupied several locations in Rome until finally settling in Monte Mario on the Via Massimi, one of the most affluent districts of the Italian capital. The campus offers a semester or full academic year study abroad experience for students from both Loyola and other universities wishing to live abroad. Classes in Italian language, politics, fine art, and history are offered to students who can transfer them back to Loyola or to their home university. Over 15,000 students have participated in this study abroad program offered by Loyola University Chicago.

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