Notre Dame Law Black Law Students Association hosts fireside chat on promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion within sports
UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME THE LAW SCHOOL — On Friday, October 11, Notre Dame Law School’s Black Law Students Association (BLSA) hosted a fireside chat titled, “Still in the Game.”
Read More about Notre Dame Law Black Law Students Association hosts fireside chat on promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion within sportsOklahoma University Law professor Tracy Hresko Pearl discusses what her students have taught her about the US
THE BALTIMORE SUN — Each fall, a new group of students arrives at my law school, filled with excitement, ambition and intelligence. Preparing them to be successful attorneys is a herculean task.
Read More about Oklahoma University Law professor Tracy Hresko Pearl discusses what her students have taught her about the USPenn Carey Law joint JD and MBA program allows students to study for a semester in San Francisco
PENN CAREY LAW — The Francis J. & William Polk Carey JD/MBA Program offers JD/MBA students the option of applying to the Semester in San Francisco (SSF) program. Here, Nico Goldberg L’25, WG’25 shares his experience during his semester in San Francisco.
Read More about Penn Carey Law joint JD and MBA program allows students to study for a semester in San FranciscoPenn Carey Law highlights accomplishments of eight law school clinics
PENN CAREY LAW — During the 2023-24 academic year, Gittis Legal Clinics students logged over 12,500 hours of legal services on cases for over 300 clients, both individuals and organizations.
Read More about Penn Carey Law highlights accomplishments of eight law school clinicsPenn Carey Law Democracy Law Project hosts events surrounding the 2024 election
PENN CAREY LAW — The University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School’s Democracy Law Project (DLP) has spent much of the last year coordinating student groups and projects engaged in election-related programming and events leading up to Election Day.
Read More about Penn Carey Law Democracy Law Project hosts events surrounding the 2024 electionPenn Carey Law professor Charles Mooney Jr. honored by AALS Commercial and Consumer Law Section
PENN CAREY LAW — The Association of American Law Schools (AALS) has awarded Charles Mooney Jr., Charles A. Heimbold, Jr. Professor of Law, Emeritus at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School, its first Commercial and Consumer Law Section Award. The AALS will present the award to Mooney in January 2025 at a ceremony in New…
Read More about Penn Carey Law professor Charles Mooney Jr. honored by AALS Commercial and Consumer Law SectionRutgers Law honors attorney Irv Ackelsberg for public interest advocacy work
RUTGERS LAW SCHOOL — “Predatory lending” has become a well-known term thanks in part to this year’s Mary Philbrook honoree. Irv Ackelsberg’s early work to identify the issue, bring it to public attention, and get courts and policymakers to address it, came out of decades of ground-level client contact in North Philadelphia.
Read More about Rutgers Law honors attorney Irv Ackelsberg for public interest advocacy workAn interview with Stanford Law Center for Responsible Quantum Technology fellow Elija Perrier
STANFORD LAW SCHOOL — The Stanford Center for Responsible Quantum Technology (RQT) provides Fellowships that enable researchers of exceptional distinction at any stage in their career to delve into diverse RQT related topics to produce pioneering scholarship.
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STANFORD LAW SCHOOL — The immersive course, part of Stanford Law School’s S-Term, examined how perceptions of African Americans have contributed to disparities within the U.S. legal system and society.
Read More about Stanford Law course explores the history of racial justice in AmericaStanford Law Institute for Advancing Just Societies hosts event to celebrate new initiatives
STANFORD LAW SCHOOL — At the introductory event of the Institute for Advancing Just Societies, leaders celebrated faculty and community partners, introduced the first cohort of fellows, and shared the institute’s vision and upcoming programs with the campus community.
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