Northwestern Law professor Annelise Riles inducted into the Order of the Academic Palms of the Republic of France
NORTHWESTERN PRITZKER SCHOOL OF LAW — Annelise Riles, Professor of Law, was inducted as a Chevalier in the Order des Palmes Academiques, or Order of the Academic Palms, of the Republic of France, for a lifetime contributing to diplomacy, legal science, and Franco-U.S. relations.
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PENN CAREY LAW — Each year, the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School Black Law Student Association (BLSA) leads a trip to give back to the Black diaspora and learn about different issues Black communities are facing around the world.
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DREXEL UNIVERSITY — With immigration legal help often unaffordable or hard to access, students at Drexel University’s Thomas R. Kline School of Law took the initiative with an event designed to meet that need.
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UMASS LAW — Professor Faisal Chaudhry gives book talks in the UK at the University of Oxford and the University of London.
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BU TODAY — Since taking office in January, President Donald Trump has issued a flurry of executive orders, many pertaining to immigration.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO THE LAW SCHOOL — For the first time in more than thirty years, a Law School team has qualified for the international rounds of the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, one of the largest and most competitive moot court contests in the world.
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LIBERTY UNIVERSITY — Earlier this month, the negotiation team of 3L Charlie Wilkie and 2L Will Blankschaen from Liberty University School of Law won the Transatlantic Negotiation Competition, which featured 29 other teams from around the globe.
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UVA LAW — Elijah Brown ’26 and Saron Setotaw ’27 recently demonstrated why quick thinking can be a critical part of high-stakes negotiations.
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YALE LAW CENTER — Kenneth Roth ’80 drew from his nearly three decades at Human Rights Watch at a talk detailing the strategies the organization has used to fight human rights abuses around the world.
Read More about Yale Law Center for International Human Rights hosts Human Rights Workshop SeriesUniversity of New Mexico Law professor Jennifer Moore publishes book on building peace in Uganda and Sierra Leone
THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO SCHOOL OF LAW — In Women’s Work, Professor Moore documents a vision of peacebuilding and transformative justice as practiced in the daily lives of women farmers and microentrepreneurs who survived the prolonged and brutal civil conflicts in Northern Uganda and Sierra Leone that raged from the 1980’s until the early 2000’s.
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