American University Law student organization aims to promote sustainability among students
THE EAGLE — WCstainabL is more than just its clever play on the word “sustainable” and American University’s Washington College of Law abbreviation “WCL”: It is bringing the fight for a sustainable future to the forefront of law students’ minds.
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THE NATIONAL JURIST — University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law unveiled its newly constructed, state-of-the-art courtrooms, classroom and lobby spaces for students to hone their advocacy skills in a realistic and immersive setting.
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NORTHWEST ARKANSAS DEMOCRATIC GAZETTE — The William H. Bowen School of Law kicked off the countdown to its 50th anniversary with a Nov. 1 luncheon at the Grand Ballroom at the DoubleTree Hotel.
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BAYLOR LARIOT — Baylor Law School hosted its annual Adoption Day celebration, an event that finalizes adoptions and honors families’ journeys through the adoption process. Held at the law school, the event brought together students, families and community members for a day of joy, creativity and awareness.
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BC LAW — Isabella Burrell ’25 and JP LaBarge ’25 represented Boston College Law in the Northeast regional rounds of the National Moot Court Competition on November 23 and 24 and will be advancing to the finals in January.
Read More about Boston College Law moot court team advances to finals in national competitionBoston University Law dean Angela Onwuachi-Willig reflects on the legacy of Shirley Chisholm
BU TODAY — The dean of Boston University’s law school says the New York congresswoman who dared to dream of the White House in 1972 may not have succeeded, but she planted the seed that led to Harris’ campaign, and will soon bring about America’s first woman president.
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BOSTON UNIVERSITY — The Social Justice for Data Science Lecture Series, hosted by the Faculty of Computing and Data Sciences, brings together leading scholars in law, computer science, humanities, and social science to examine the current state of data science and social justice.
Read More about Boston University Law to host lecture series on social justice for data scienceBrooklyn Law hosts ceremony to celebrate new professorship focused on faculty mentorship
BROOKLYN LAW SCHOOL — Professor Michael Gerber was honored as the first faculty member named to the Michael Simmons and Michael Gerber Professorship on Nov. 18 at a celebratory investiture ceremony and reception that united 200-plus attendees, including family members, friends, and faculty, as well as students and alumni, many of whom were mentees of the professor.
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BROOKLYN LAW SCHOOL — Attendees at the Women’s Leadership Network program on Nov. 12 were treated to the insights of four accomplished alumni, who discussed their paths to judgeship and public service. Although their experiences and backgrounds varied, a common theme was the importance of mentors throughout their journeys.
Read More about Brooklyn Law hosts Women’s Leadership Network PanelBrooklyn Law Housing Justice Clinic provides legal protection to low-income New Yorkers
BROOKLYN LAW SCHOOL — Housing stability is one of the greatest concerns for low- and moderate-income people and helping to achieve and maintain that stability is the focus of Brooklyn Law School’s Housing Justice Clinic, which launched last spring and is led by Professor Aissatou Barry.
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