Learn more about our 2026 honorees and how you can join us for the celebration in Tiger Stadium on April 9.
“I am grateful and honored to serve during this important time for the Louisiana State University Paul M. Hebert Law Center," Interim Dean Roberts said.
See the full list of the students who earned Paul M. Hebert Scholar and Dean’s Scholar honors for the their performance last semester.
Join formerly incarcerated “lifers” for a conversation about their journeys of rehabilitation and reentry, offering a firsthand look at life after decades in Louisiana prisons.
A reception to honor 2025-26 scholarship recipients and donors will take place at The Club at Union Square from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
The Louisiana First Circuit Court of Appeal will hold Oral Arguments in the Robinson Court Room.
The Black Law Students Association will host its annual Black History Month event on the Law Center Plaza from 12:50 to 1:50 p.m.
Photographers from Grad Team will be onsite to take cap and gown photos of the Class of 2026.
of Class of 2025 graduates passed the Louisiana Bar Exam on their first attempt
of students who earned a degree in 2024 found employment within 10 months
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