Loyola University New Orleans College of Law

06/04/2026

Admitted and accepted students: we wish you were here! ☀️

Join us at the College of Law this summer for one of our many events for new students. Find the full schedule: https://law.loyno.edu/admission/accepted-students/events-accepted-students

06/02/2026

Rising 3L Adeline Miller’s law school experience is a testament to doing it all.

The Breaux Bridge, Louisiana, native is the incoming editor-in-chief of the Loyola Maritime Law Journal, president of the award-winning Sports and Entertainment Law Society, and a member of the Loyola University Advocacy Center’s Alternative Dispute Resolution team, all while balancing her music career as a singer and fiddle player in the Cajun band Amis du Teche.

Learn more about how Adeline balances school and music and her goals for her future career: https://law.loyno.edu/news/jun-02-2026_3l-balances-music-career-law-school

05/29/2026

At the College of Law, providing service to those in need is ingrained in our mission as a law school.

Two members of the Loyno Law community were recently honored for their pro bono legal service at this year's Louisiana State Bar Association awards ceremony. Law Clinic Deputy Director Ramona Fernandez, JD '96, was this year's David A. Hamilton Lifetime Achievement Award winner. Andrew Jones, JD '26, was named a winner of the Student Pro Bono Award.

Congratulations again, Andrew and Prof. Fernandez! 👏

05/28/2026

Congratulations to Associate Dean Mary Algero, whose fifth edition of Louisiana Legal Research was recently published by Carolina Academic Press.

The book is written to assist attorneys, law students, paralegals, librarians, and others in researching legal materials effectively and efficiently. While mainly focused on Louisiana law, the book provides the reader with information necessary to research federal law and laws of other jurisdictions. The book also includes "lagniappe," fun facts throughout the book that provides readers with relevant historical facts about the topics being discussed.

Learn more about the book: https://cap-press.com/books/isbn/9781531031695/Louisiana-Legal-Research-Fifth-Edition

05/22/2026

Congratulations to law student Kaitlyn Manning, who was sworn in as a Rule XX student practitioner in the Stuart H. Smith Law Clinic earlier this week!

Kaitlyn is an evening JD student who also serves as the College of Law's records administrative assistant and grants coordinator. She will begin working with Professor Tim McEvoy in the clinic's child welfare and domestic violence section this summer.

Kaitlyn's commitment to pursuing a JD, joining the law clinic, and working full-time is a testament to Loyola's goal of supporting students in every phase of their law school journey.

05/18/2026

Andrew Jones, JD '26, will be honored with the Law Student Pro Bono Award from the Louisiana State Bar Association this week.

Andrew crafted his passion for pro bono and community legal work through his classes at Loyola and the opportunities he gained during law school, including through internships, externships, and as a student practitioner in the Stuart H. Smith Law Clinic.

Congratulations, Andrew! Read more: https://law.loyno.edu/news/may-18-2026_andrew-jones-jd-26-honored-student-pro-bono-award

05/14/2026

Another round of applause for Professor Monica Hof Wallace, JD '98, and Hon. Dana M. Douglas, JD '00! 👏

Professor Wallace and Judge Douglas were honored as the Louisiana Bar Foundation's 2025 Distinguished Professor and Distinguished Jurist at the LBF gala in April.

05/13/2026

Amina Habib, JD ‘28, and Johnetta Bell, MA ‘26, have been selected as the 2026 Lemmon Environmental Law Fellows.

Fueled by the vision and generosity of Joan and Andrew Lemmon, JD ’87, this fellowship provides students with intensive internship opportunities in the environmental law field to bridge the gap between rigorous legal study and on-the-ground service.

Read more: https://law.loyno.edu/news/may-11-2026_college-law-announces-2026-lemmon-environmental-law-fellows

05/12/2026

The College of Law is proud to partner with the Louisiana Bar Foundation to achieve our mission of advocating for those in our communities. Check out with clinic professor Tim McEvoy had to say about our clinic work and how LBF helps us prepare students to handle real cases.

From the very beginning, LBF’s work has been about more than funding programs. Our work is about building a system where fairness is possible—even for those ...