Cornell Law partners with Service to School to aid military students’ transition to law school
CORNELL CHRONICLE — Cornell Law School has announced a new partnership with Service to School’s VetLink program, furthering its commitment to supporting veterans and military-affiliated students.
Read More about Cornell Law partners with Service to School to aid military students’ transition to law schoolGift to Creighton Law to support bar exam prep, legal clinics, and scholarships
NEBRASKA PUBLIC MEDIA — The Creighton University School of Law received its largest donation ever in September.
Read More about Gift to Creighton Law to support bar exam prep, legal clinics, and scholarshipsElon Law student Ivey Schofield honored in national legal writing contest
TODAY @ ELON — Ivey Schofield L’25 placed second in the most recent Adam A. Milani Disability Law Writing Competition, an annual program aimed at sparking greater interest in and understanding of the field of disability law.
Read More about Elon Law student Ivey Schofield honored in national legal writing contestFordham Law Criminal Defense Clinic helps secure exoneration for wrongfully convicted client
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Though Keith Roberts was released from prison in 1994, he has been fighting since then to clear his name for a crime he did not commit.
Read More about Fordham Law Criminal Defense Clinic helps secure exoneration for wrongfully convicted clientHarvard Law students host event on activism and protest on campus
THE HARVARD CRIMSON — More than 200 students met in Wasserstein Hall at Harvard Law School on Monday to discuss the history of the Law School and its student activist movements — but it also served as an act of protest against the HLS administration.
Read More about Harvard Law students host event on activism and protest on campusHarvard Law professor John Manning appointed provost of Harvard University
HARVARD LAW BULLETIN — In August, John F. Manning ’85, a renowned scholar of administrative law, legislation, and federal courts and dean of Harvard Law School since 2017, was appointed provost of Harvard University, the school’s chief academic officer.
Read More about Harvard Law professor John Manning appointed provost of Harvard UniversityHarvard Law hosts former US Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer to discuss his recent book
HARVARD LAW TODAY — The best advice retired United States Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer ’64 ever received had nothing to do with the law.
Read More about Harvard Law hosts former US Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer to discuss his recent bookHarvard Law faculty offers advice on managing mental health and reducing stress
HARVARD LAW TODAY — You are not alone.” “Work smarter, not harder.” “Don’t try to fit into molds that other people have created.” “Give yourself grace.” Those were some of the many words of encouragement and advice for reducing stress shared by four members of the Harvard Law faculty at a lunchtime event on Sept. 23.
Read More about Harvard Law faculty offers advice on managing mental health and reducing stressHarvard Law hosts preview of new US Supreme Court term
HARVARD LAW TODAY — Are ghost gun kits “firearms” for the purpose of regulation under existing statutes? Can foreign terrorism cases be heard in U.S. courts? Does a Tennessee ban on certain kinds of medical care for transgender minors violate the Equal Protection Clause?
Read More about Harvard Law hosts preview of new US Supreme Court termHofstra Law presents panel on academic freedom and free speech
HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY LAW NEWS — The Maurice A. Deane School of Law presented the panel discussion “Debates Over Academic Freedom and Free Speech on Campus” as a part of the 2024 Hofstra University Presidential Symposium which highlights different aspects of Higher Education in an Election Year.
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