From the organization who brought to the College of Law A Crime on the Bayou and Ithaka comes Baby Doe, a new documentary that offers a compelling opportunity to examine the intersection of maternal mental health and criminal responsibility. This topic has become the center of a national discussion in the wake of the Lindsay Clancy case and trial in Massachusetts.

Join us for an inspiring evening featuring a panel discussion with five accomplished Latina leaders. Moderated by Ana Gershanik and Mayra Pineda, Co-Chairs of LWF's Cultural Committee, the conversation will explore leadership, career challenges, lessons learned, and perspectives on the future—reception to follow. Co-sponsored by Multicultural Student Affairs and Women's Resource Center. 

Registration link: https://www.iwflouisiana.org/events/14bdc1aa-cccb-489d-b9b6-72426a77eb5d

Registration deadline: October 8th

Interested in spending your J-Term in Bolivia? Come learn more!

Join Dr. Mazhar Islam for an info session about Loyola’s new Bolivia J-Term Program, January 3–14, 2027. This three-credit, faculty-led experience takes students beyond the classroom to explore entrepreneurship, economic development, and culture in Bolivia.