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The Loyola Law Review is a student-run legal journal, founded in 1920 as the Loyola Law Journal at Loyola University New Orleans College of Law.

Mission

The Loyola Law Review strives to guide legal discourse through a rigorous selection and editorial process and provide an opportunity for students to develop their own editing and writing skills.

 

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Each year, the Loyola Law Review publishes one volume of two issues consisting of articles by professors, judges and practitioners, as well as student pieces in the form of casenotes on recent court opinions and comments on a specific issue or area of law. 

 

Membership

Membership of the Loyola Law Review requires a two-year commitment: one year as a Candidate and one year as a Member. Loyola Law Review selects candidates each summer from the rising 2L class.

The 2026 Casenote Competition is in the books, and it gave us twenty-six new candidates. 🥂 Thank you to our Write-On Committee, our Casenote and Comment Editors, and our Candidate Development and Symposium Editor for the months of work behind this
The Loyola Law Review is proud to introduce its 2026–2027 masthead, now including our newest candidates. Congratulations to each of our candidates on this achievement. We are excited to welcome you to the Review and look forward to all that yo
The Annual @loynolaw Review Banquet was a memorable evening bringing together our candidates, members, alumni, and friends to celebrate the achievements and spirit of the Review. Special thanks to Hon. Brandon S. Long for selecting and presenting t
You’re invited to join the Loyola Law Review for our annual banquet at the Audubon Tea Room on Thursday, April 16th. Scan the QR code or click on the link in our bio for registration and sponsorship information. The deadline to register is We
We are thrilled to announce the incoming 2026-2027 editorial board! The journal will be in excellent hands next year!
We are excited to announce our 2026 Symposium: The New Deal: Name Image and Likeness Compliance, Contracts, and the Legal Battle for College Athletics featuring keynote speaker Verge Ausberry, Director of Athletics at Louisiana State University.
As we start the Spring 2026 semester, we are excited to feature our Volume 72 Substance and Citation Editors.
This week, we’re proud to feature our Casenote & Comment Editors and our Candidate Development & Symposium Editor. These editors play a critical role in shaping both our student-written pieces and the future membership of our Law Review