NYU Law awards Minneapolis lawyers for work in repairing historic building
NYU LAW — Minneapolis’s century-old Coliseum office building was nearly destroyed by arson in 2020, as street protests erupted following the police killing of George Floyd. Now, restored under the direction of Black real estate developers, the Coliseum is a revitalized hub for small businesses owned by people of color.
Read More about NYU Law awards Minneapolis lawyers for work in repairing historic buildingUniversity of North Carolina Law to host Alumni Festival of Legal Learning
UNC SCHOOL OF LAW — This exclusive alumni-only event is back! The Festival of Legal Learning, the University of North Carolina School of Law’s premier annual event, returns on February 7, 2025, with a lineup of legal luminaries ready to tackle today’s most pressing issues.
Read More about University of North Carolina Law to host Alumni Festival of Legal LearningUniversity of North Carolina Law students complete pro bono work with eastern band of Cherokee Indians
UNC SCHOOL OF LAW — Carolina Law students traveled to Cherokee, North Carolina, this winter break to offer pro bono legal assistance to members of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. The trip, organized by the Pro Bono Program, aimed to address a significant area of need in the Cherokee community – driver’s license restoration.
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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA — Brian Pappas, dean of the School of Law at the University of North Dakota, has accepted the position of chancellor at Indiana University South Bend.
Read More about University of North Dakota Law dean Brian Pappas named chancellor of Indiana University South BendNortheastern Law Civil Rights and Restorative Justice Project students assist in the release of Jim Crow cold case records
NORTHEASTERN GLOBAL NEWS — The 1945 murder of Hattie DeBardelaben, an Alabama farmer with eight children who was beaten to death after four law enforcement officers initiated a warrantless search of her home for illegal whiskey, had gone unresolved for nearly 80 years.
Read More about Northeastern Law Civil Rights and Restorative Justice Project students assist in the release of Jim Crow cold case recordsNortheastern Law launches Hope Lewis lecture series
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — CLEAR is proud to announce the launch of the Hope Lewis Visiting Lecture, honoring the late Professor Hope Lewis, a globally renowned legal scholar, human rights advocate and beloved Northeastern Law professor from 1992 until her untimely passing in 2016.
Read More about Northeastern Law launches Hope Lewis lecture seriesNotre Dame Law launches Special Education Law Clinic
UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME THE LAW SCHOOL — Notre Dame Law School has launched a new Special Education Law Clinic aimed at helping parents advocate for children with disabilities.
Read More about Notre Dame Law launches Special Education Law ClinicNotre Dame Law Religious Liberty Clinic provides legal aid to Catholic charter school
THE OBSERVER — For the past few years, the St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, has aimed to become the nation’s first religious charter school but has faced a slew of legal challenges in doing so.
Read More about Notre Dame Law Religious Liberty Clinic provides legal aid to Catholic charter schoolNotre Dame Law assists with asylum applications and eviction sealings at clinics
UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME — Earlier this spring, Notre Dame Law School organized two legal clinics within the South Bend community.
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UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME THE LAW SCHOOL — Students in Notre Dame Law School’s Immigration Law fall course, taught by Professor Rudy Monterrosa ’01 J.D., attended a naturalization ceremony in South Bend, Indiana. The opportunity was part of a course requirement for students to engage in immigration advocacy within the broader community beyond Notre Dame.
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