A 1E’s Typical Schedule
Happy Daylight Savings! In honor of this time-based holiday, I wanted to give some insight on what a typical weekday looks like for me as a part-time student, full-time paralegal, and …
Unique Perspectives
Unique perspectives and experiences at Loyola Law School.
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Where Law Meets Innovation
This semester, I chose Innovation Law with Professor Atik as my 1L elective. At first, I was drawn in by the word “innovation.” As we opened the course with the system …
An Out-of-State Perspective
At Loyola, a large portion of students are from California, but not all of us are locals. I grew up in the suburbs of Connecticut, attending school with the same group …
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Discovering my purpose through every experience.
Elizabeth Williams
Student Correspondent
JD Day | Year 1
Finding My Place at Loyola Law School
In the month of love and friendship, I have been reflecting on what I genuinely love about Loyola Law School. Last year when I was asked this question, my answer centered …
One and a Half Years In: Law School at a Glance
Law school has a way of measuring time differently. Semesters feel long, finals feel endless, and suddenly you look up and realize you are one and a half years into this …
Hello from a Slightly Older, Slightly Wiser Law Student
Summer has come and gone, another academic year is here, and Suits has still not been watched. Although that has not changed, nearly everything else in my life as a law …
The Big Journey Is Coming to an End
April is in full bloom, and I know it sounds like a cliché, but time really does fly. It feels like just yesterday I received my acceptance notification from Loyola Law …
Closing Arguments: A Farewell to Law School and the Road Ahead
Graduating from law school and preparing for the bar exam this summer is the culmination of years of perseverance, resilience, and faith. This journey has not been easy, but it has …
Conquering Nerves, Creating Connections: Networking for the Big Picture
Networking in law school can feel awkward. You know it’s important, but reaching out to busy judges and lawyers, professors, or alumni can seem intimidating. If you’re shy or worry about …