Duke Law professor Anne Gordon studies in Spain as Fulbright Scholar
DUKE LAW NEWS — Anne D. Gordon, clinical professor of law and director of externships, is studying experiential legal education in Spain on a Fulbright fellowship.
Read More about Duke Law professor Anne Gordon studies in Spain as Fulbright ScholarDuke Law Judicial Institute to honor Judge Esther Salas for efforts to protect judges and their families
DUKE LAW — Judge Esther Salas of the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey has been named the 2024 Raphael Lemkin Rule of Law Guardian Medal recipient in recognition of her efforts to strengthen laws that protect the physical safety of judges and their families.
Read More about Duke Law Judicial Institute to honor Judge Esther Salas for efforts to protect judges and their familiesA profile on Fordham Law student Olivia Nakhjavan
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Long Island native Olivia Nakhjavan ’27 spent the last year teaching English at a junior high school in Taiwan. She hopes to use her skills in Mandarin and her interest in global affairs to aid international organizations and legal clients in the future.
Read More about A profile on Fordham Law student Olivia NakhjavanA look at Fordham Law Latin American Law Students Association
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Fordham’s Latin American Law Students Association (LALSA) was created to help foster a sense of community for Latinx students at Fordham Law.
Read More about A look at Fordham Law Latin American Law Students AssociationGeorge Washington Law hosts preview of US Supreme Court fall term
GW TODAY — ach fall, on or around Constitution Day, which commemorates the signing of the U.S. Constitution in Philadelphia in September 1787, faculty members at the George Washington University Law School and guests preview the upcoming October term of the U.S. Supreme Court before an audience of students and other interested observers in the…
Read More about George Washington Law hosts preview of US Supreme Court fall termHarvard Law Center on the Legal Profession welcomes student fellows
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL — For the 2024-2025 academic year, the HLS Center on the Legal Profession is thrilled to host five student fellows who will be undertaking a diverse range of empirical projects investigating the legal profession.
Read More about Harvard Law Center on the Legal Profession welcomes student fellowsHarvard Law Transactional Law clinic helps local citizens learn life skills following incarceration
HARVARD LAW TODAY — A Boston-area collaboration supported by Harvard’s Transactional Law Clinics is bringing business skills to returning citizens.
Read More about Harvard Law Transactional Law clinic helps local citizens learn life skills following incarcerationPodcast: Harvard Law professor Alan Jenkins discusses his new graphic novel series
BUCKS COUNTY PROGRESSIVE — Alan Jenkins is a writer, Harvard law professor, and human rights advocate. He and co-author Gan Golan, along with illustrator Will Rosado, led the creation of the graphic novel series 1/6, which asks the question: What if the Jan.6 insurrectionist attack on the US capitol had been successful?
Read More about Podcast: Harvard Law professor Alan Jenkins discusses his new graphic novel seriesHarvard Law student Danielle Mikaelian discusses how clinics have aided her learning
HLS STUDENT VOICES — Attending Harvard Law School has provided me with unparalleled opportunities to engage in pro bono work with clients.
Read More about Harvard Law student Danielle Mikaelian discusses how clinics have aided her learningHofstra Law shares that 37 recent graduates have been hired as assistant district attorneys
HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY LAW NEWS — Hofstra Law Class of 2024 graduates have secured 37 assistant district attorney positions across New York City’s five boroughs, Nassau and Suffolk counties, and other regions throughout the United States, demonstrating their commitment to serving the public.
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