The Power of Passion: How Loyola Law Faculty Inspired My Path to Trial Work
As a law student, one of the best parts of my experience at Loyola Law School has been the incredible faculty. It’s not just that they know their stuff—they genuinely love …
SHOWING 21 to 30 of 30 RESULTS
An Intention Driven by Purpose
Pursuing new goals begins with introspection—a deep search for meaning. What draws us to certain paths? Where might they lead? Choosing to further one’s education, regardless of its complexity, is always …
Finding Love in the Law: What Makes Loyola Special
Law school is demanding, but it’s also an experience shaped by the effort you put in, the connections you make, and the way you share your journey. As I navigate my …
If I Could Go Back, I’d Still Choose Loyola
Attending Loyola Law School has been one of the best decisions I’ve made. It’s not just the top-notch academics or the challenging coursework that make Loyola stand out—it’s the sense of …
My Winter Break
My name is Julio Zerecero. I’m an international attorney specializing in business and technology law, born and raised in the vibrant heart of Mexico City. It’s where I earned my license …
Law School’s Secret Weapon: The Power of Peer Support
Law school is notorious for its rigor, and exam seasons can feel like an uphill battle. But one of the most important tools at your disposal isn’t a casebook or flashcards—it’s …
How I Spent My Winter Break
This winter break was a bit of a rollercoaster for me. I had planned a relaxing vacation to Maui, eager to unwind after a long year. Little did I know, I …
The Adventure Isn’t Slowing Down Anytime Soon
My name is Julio Zerecero, an LL.M. student at Loyola. What I like to think about myself is that I live to learn—about new things, new places, new ideas. Whether traveling …
Piecing Together My Path: A Journey Through Law, Adventure, and Personal Growth
I’m Lia Shirvanian, a first-generation law student and a proud graduate of UCLA with a degree in Psychology. My journey to law school wasn’t a straight line, but rather a puzzle—one …