LLS Impact | Democracy's Unfinished Promise: Rights, Representation, and Belonging
LMU Loyola Law School is proud to present the second issue of LLS Impact, our semiannual deep dive on legal issues of critical importance to this moment. This issue examines the promise of American democracy and the ongoing pursuit of equality under the law. From voting rights and election administration to immigration and political representation, today’s debates show how the law continues to define who can fully participate in public life. This raises urgent questions about citizenship, belonging, and the responsibility of lawyers to ensure the law serves everyone it governs.
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LPI Launches Investigative Initiatives with Grant Support
Scholars' Focus Includes IP, Public Health
Summer Job Diaries Document Student Work
Professor Nadine Tan Receives NAPABA 2026 Best Under 40 Award
LLS By the Numbers
Southern California Super Lawyers
Class of '25 Employed in Full-Time, Long-Term Legal Jobs*
*As of March 16, 2026
Law Degrees Awarded to Minority Students
Student to Faculty Ratio