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The school is colloquially referred to in several ways: Loyola Marymount Law School, just "Loyola", Loyola Law School. However, the official name of the school is "Loyola Law School, Los Angeles". This is how the school is referred to in all official publications, on all business cards, and in the official media guide. The article should reflect this, as well as references to the school throughout Wikipedia (many bio boxes refer to the school as LMU, for example--which the media guide strictly prohibits). This will also help to differentiate the school from Loyola Law in Chicago and New Orleans.
