School of LawRecent stories
This page will display the most recent stories. View the story archive
A holistic approach
Earl N. Caldwell, II is named interim director of the Curt and Linda Rodin Center for Social Justice
Faculty Appointment
Neil Williams has been appointed to prestigious inaugural professorship
Connecting to our community
Learn how our law students earn practical experience helping business owners bring their ideas to fruition
How I thrived at Loyola
Members of the School of Law’s Class of 2019 share their secrets to success
Research with impact
Paradise’s scholarship focuses on the intersection of law, science, and technology, with an emphasis on the life science realm
Advocating for parents and children
Student-run hotline provides real-world advocacy experience
Protecting civil rights
Born and raised in Chicago, David McKinney (JD ’11) works as a staff attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union of Minnesota.
Addressing over-incarceration
Aisha Cornelius Edwards (JD ’05) is working to create a fairer, more effective criminal justice system.
Rising to meet global challenges
Heidi Cerneka has traveled the world advocating for women’s rights.
Following a social justice mission
Alison Davis (JD ’17) is using her legal education to help shape policy abroad
Moving into mindfulness
Loyola community embraces practices aimed at reducing stress and boosting performance
A tool for positive change
Loyola’s clinics serve a key role in preparing students for practice
LEARN MORE
Josie Gough (BA ’74, MED ’78, JD ’78)
Josie Gough is a Curt and Linda Rodin Clinical Assistant Professor of Law and Social Justice and director of Loyola’s Experiential Learning program, where she collaborates with members of the judiciary, government agencies, public interest organizations, and Chicago-based corporations to provide externship placements for students.
