Loyola College Haunted Dorms by Beverly Litsinger
This article explores the eerie tales and urban legends surrounding the haunted dormitories at Loyola College (now Loyola University Maryland). Beverly Litsinger recounts chilling anecdotes from students and staff, ranging from ghostly apparitions to unexplained phenomena like flickering lights and mysterious sounds. The piece delves into the historical context of the campus, suggesting that the haunting stories may be tied to its past, including buried secrets and tragic events. Combining firsthand accounts and speculative folklore, the article paints a vivid picture of the lingering mysteries that continue to fascinate and spook the college community.
We were invited to Loyola College to investigate two dorms that are haunted. The school had researched the history of the buildings and land which help us know the people who had lived on the sites.
Both dorms were very haunted. The first dorm that we investigated had a very active ghost in the kitchen. This ghost communicated with us. We asked questions and our equipment would change dramatically. It appeared that if the ghost agreed with what we were asking, the EMF Detector would go high and the temperature would get hotter and if it did agree what we were asking the EMF Detector it would go low and the temperature would get colder. We went to the bedroom and were able to capture the ghost voice on tape.
The entire dorm seemed to be haunted with many spirits. We took pictures and got orbs in the photos. At the second dorm we got excellent readings on our equipment and we were able to capture voice on tape. The ghost in the bedroom seemed to be very sad and depressed the ghost in the other parts of the dorm seemed to be fine.
SOURCE: v1 MGSA Oct 2002
