By Thomas Kuluz Curiosity, though it oftentimes kills the cat, has captivated me lately. Each day, as I step into the library of our beloved Paul M. Hebert Law Center, I am overwhelmed by one question that glaringly lacks an answer, “how does the better half live?” While many of Read more…
By Emily Fruge Before beginning the eye-opening journey that is law school, how many horror stories were you told about how your life would be absolute hell for these next three years? I’m willing to bet that’s the only thing you heard. Nobody bothered to mention how rewarding this experience Read more…
By Ashlyn Bourn When I started law school, I met so many people who started school in long distance relationships, and most of them were over before the midterm… Now, don’t let that freak you out! Most of the time if a long-distance relationship does not work it means it Read more…
By: Caitlin Mullaney
Most of the students at LSU Law school know all too well the devastating effect a hurricane can have on a community and the individuals that make up the community. With that in mind it took no time at all for LSU Law community to come together and pitch in to help their fellow Americans experiencing this hurricane devastation.
By: Cavett Feazel
On October 16, 2017, LSU Law students Jessica Thomas, Lacey Sanchez, Erin Abrams, and Jacob Irving, under the guidance of Professor Robert Lancaster, argued before the Bar of the Louisiana Supreme Court. (more…)