The Loyola University New Orleans Law Review invites you to the 2026 Law Review Banquet and Awards Ceremony celebrating the hard work and dedication of the current members of the "Loyola Law Review." Tickets will not be issued by mail. Please check in when you arrive at the banquet. Kindly direct any questions concerning this event to Tori Luwisch-deLaureal at valuwisc@loyno.edu or 504.861.5563.

Join us for the University Programming Board’s annual Crawfish In the Quad for food, activities, and more! The event entry fee is $5, and proceeds go to Iggy's cupboard. 

Think catfish Friday, but BETTER! Join the Loyola Community for the annual fish fry to enrich your spirituality and community fellowship over fried fish and other Lenten favorites.

Did you get the King Cake baby? Because it's time for our annual celebration, Countdown to Carnival! Immerse yourself in the Mardi Gras spirit with an exciting lineup of food, music, activities, animals, a photo station, and much more! Don't miss out on the festivities!

Join your fellow Loyola Law Class of 2001 alumni on Saturday, June 20th, for dinner at The Bower! We hope you can join us there. Tickets include an open bar and dinner.

Gear Up for the 2026 Tulane & Loyola Spring Career Fair!

📅 Tuesday, March 3, 2026 | 🕚 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
📍 Kendall Cram and Qatar in the Lavin-Bernick Center (LBC), Tulane University | 2nd Floor

Ready to take the next step toward your career goals? Whether you're searching for an internship, your first full-time job, or simply exploring future possibilities, the Tulane & Loyola Spring Career Fair is your go-to event!

Join us for an important discussion with the ACLU’s LGBTQ & HIV Project Co-Director Chase Strangio, one of the nation’s leading counsels in litigating LGBTQ issues before the US Supreme Court.

Chase has been counsel in some of the past decade’s most pivotal legal fights on behalf of transgender litigants including pivotal cases at SCOTUS. In 2024, Chase became the first openly transgender lawyer to argue before the Supreme Court. He was also counsel in Obergefell v. Hodges, the Supreme Court decision that struck down bans on marriages for same-sex couples.