Loyola is Los Angeles
Despite Loyola’s small campus, its networking opportunities in Los Angeles are anything but. With one of the largest alumni communities in the city, Loyola offers students numerous chances to connect with …
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Bridging Academia and Innovation: Exploring Open Source and AI in a Hyper-Regulated Sector
Suddenly, sunny March has arrived while finals are just around the corner, and our graduation is just a few weeks away as we navigate lectures, papers, and assignments. I can’t believe …
From Writing to Arguing to Celebrating: The 1L Legal Writing Journey
Legal writing is a fundamental part of the 1L experience, providing students with essential skills in research, analysis, and advocacy. At Loyola Law School, the Legal Writing course is a mandatory …
The Importance of Reading (Emails from Your School’s Career Development Office)
Since starting law school in August, two things have remained constant each week: I fight a losing battle against Los Angeles traffic almost daily, and I get at least one email …
Becoming a Part of the Loyola Law School Community
Throughout my professional and academic journey, I have had the privilege of being part of institutions and companies that align with my purpose at different stages of my life. These places …
My Judicial Externship Jumpstarted My Legal Career
Law school teaches the law, but real-world experience is where it all comes together. One of the best decisions I made was taking the Judicial Field Placement class over the summer, …
The 1L Elective I Didn’t Choose—But Came To Appreciate
When I submitted my First-Year Elective preferences, I ranked Adjudicative Criminal Procedure, Introduction to International Law, and Critical Race Theory as my top three choices. I was particularly interested in Adjudicative …
The Endless Opportunities in Downtown Los Angeles
As a first-year evening student, our law school journey looks a little different. While many 1Ls are preparing for their externships or selecting electives, we evening students are often still adjusting …