Gift to Notre Dame Law funds new national security fellowship for students
NOTRE DAME LAW — Thanks to a generous donation from Thomas Fortune Fay, Notre Dame Law School is establishing a new fellowship for students interested in practicing in the field of national security law.
Read More about Gift to Notre Dame Law funds new national security fellowship for studentsNotre Dame Law hosts Japanese judges and prosecutors for discussion of U.S. law
NOTRE DAME LAW — For more than 50 years, judges and prosecutors from Japan have come to law schools throughout the United States as visiting scholars to gain a better understanding of American law and the U.S. judicial system.
Read More about Notre Dame Law hosts Japanese judges and prosecutors for discussion of U.S. lawNotre Dame Law hosts appeals court Judge Amul Thapar for talk on Justice Scalia and religious freedom
NOTRE DAME LAW — Judge Amul Thapar of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit spoke about Scalia’s views on religious freedom on Thursday, March 28, in the Patrick F. McCartan Courtroom at Notre Dame Law School.
Read More about Notre Dame Law hosts appeals court Judge Amul Thapar for talk on Justice Scalia and religious freedomSyracuse Law partners with three HBCUs for ‘3+3’ accelerated Bachelor’s/JD degree program
SYRACUSE LAW — Syracuse University College of Law has entered into 3+3 admissions agreements with three Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) located at Atlanta University Center: Clark Atlanta University, Morehouse College, and Spelman College.
Read More about Syracuse Law partners with three HBCUs for ‘3+3’ accelerated Bachelor’s/JD degree programUniversity of Tennessee Law celebrates 25 years of student pro bono service
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE LAW — Throughout the month of April, the University of Tennessee College of Law is celebrating the 25th anniversary of student pro bono service. Students are at the heart of UT Pro Bono, sharing the responsibility of organizing a majority of the volunteer events throughout the year for their classmates.
Read More about University of Tennessee Law celebrates 25 years of student pro bono serviceUniversity of Tennessee Law students participate in service project for Knox County Schools
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE LAW — Students from the Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity are taking a creative approach to get out of doing their homework. Throughout the week of April 8, College of Law students are collecting school supplies that will be donated to Knox County Schools.
Read More about University of Tennessee Law students participate in service project for Knox County SchoolsPodcast: Texas A&M Law Professor Luz Herrera discusses the benefits of ‘low bono’ law career
LEGAL TALK NETWORK — Before they were buzzwords, Luz Herrera was a pioneer in the world of “low bono” practice, nonprofit law firms and legal incubators. Herrera speaks with Angela Morris about how a low-bono practice can enable a lawyer to balance the desire to help people with making a living.
Read More about Podcast: Texas A&M Law Professor Luz Herrera discusses the benefits of ‘low bono’ law careerUniversity of Virginia Law Professor G. Edward White releases ‘Law in American History’ volume
UVA LAW — To truly understand law today, look at how it rapidly changed in the 20th century, University of Virginia law professor G. Edward White says in his new book, the third and final installment in his “Law in American History” series.
Read More about University of Virginia Law Professor G. Edward White releases ‘Law in American History’ volumeWayne Law Professor Robert Sedler named special assistant attorney general by Michigan A.G.
WAYNE LAW — Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel ’94, has appointed Wayne State University Law School Distinguished Professor Robert A. Sedler special assistant attorney general.
Read More about Wayne Law Professor Robert Sedler named special assistant attorney general by Michigan A.G.Yale Law constitutional literacy project prepares area high school students for national competition
YALE LAW — Eight New Haven high school students coached by Yale Law students competed at the National Marshall-Brennan Moot Court Competition at American University’s Washington College of Law in Washington, D.C. from April 5 to 7, 2019.
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