By Louis Deville The Social Justice & Policy Journal of the South is the newest journal at LSU Law, and is eager to attract student writers to cover important issues that meet at the intersection of legal and social issues.  Read more…

By Louis Deville After eight years of litigation between the Law School Admissions Council and two co-plaintiffs, the Law School Admissions Test, or LSAT, will be removing the logic games section from its examinations. The co-plaintiffs’ claim? That the logic Read more…

By Chandler Bourgeois The legal field inherently demands competitiveness and with that, comes an insurmountable amount of comparison. Growing up in a family of four girls, I’m no stranger to the comparison game. However, upon entering law school, I was Read more…

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 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 Read more…