Thurgood Marshall A Howard alum, among his first legal victories was Murray v. Pearson (1935), in which Marshall successfully sued the University of Maryland for denying an African American applicant admission to its law school simply on the basis of race. He eventually became a staff lawyer for the NAACP. Read more…
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The LSU Law Chapter of the National Black Law Student’s Association hosted an evening with some of the finest women attorneys in Louisiana. To think that women aren’t still a minority in the legal field would be a fiction. The students of BLSA at LSU Law challenged that fact with Read more…
LSU BLSA will be featured at the 2017 – 2018 1L Student Orientation Student Org Fair Come learn about the many student ran organizations here at LSU LAW. Swing by our table and learn about our upcoming events and program. Be sure to sign up to be apart of one Read more…
The BLSA 2016 annual banquet signaled the close to a wonderful year and included many incredibly inspirational speeches. Kenneth Polite (above), the United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Louisiana, inspired everyone with the his speech and announcement of the new mentor/sponsorship program which matches at-risk youths with entire organizations to connect communities throughout Read more…
Accomplished women in the legal profession share their stories and advice to young women looking to enter the field.
LSU BLSA Students addressed questions from potential law students and gave advice regarding law school applications.
BLSA’s Back to School Event was a success again this year. Thanks to all who attended! .