Podcast: Boston University Law professor Robert Tsai previews Constitution Day lecture
TALK OF THE TOWN 100.7 FM — Boston Law Professor Robert Tsai previews Constitution Day Lecture starting at 4:00 pm tomorrow, Tuesday, Sept. 17, at Hamilton College Chapel.
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UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO — Chief among those initiatives, of course, is the law school’s signature New York City Program in Business and Law.
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UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO — Veterans of America’s armed services, and civilians interested in careers in military justice, are finding a groundswell of support at UB Law.
Read More about University at Buffalo Law helps supports students pursuing careers in military justiceUC Berkeley Law professor Mallika Kaur and University of San Francisco Law professor Lindsay Harris publish book on creating an inclusive legal profession
BERKELEY LAW — Mallika Kaur ’10 and Lindsay Harris(opens in a new tab) ’09 met as Berkeley Law students and, both then and in the years since, staked their careers in some of the profession’s most difficult corners.
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BERKELEY LAW — Not too long ago, the scene — Berkeley Law leaders going to Alaska and meeting with a diverse group of alums — would have seemed far-fetched. Yet over the past few weeks, Field Placement Director Sue Schechter visited to expand potential opportunities for students and Dean Erwin Chemerinsky joined Assistant Dean for…
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UCLA NEWSROOM — As the November election approaches, the Hammer Museum at UCLA and the UCLA School of Law’s Safeguarding Democracy Project have teamed up to host a series of public forums addressing some of voters’ biggest concerns, such as the fairness of the Electoral College, allegations of election fraud and the spread of misinformation.
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UC LAW SAN FRANCISCO — UC Law San Francisco broke ground on what would become its first permanent home at 198 McAllister St. on Nov. 30, 1950.
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CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY NEWS — Throughout its 45-year history, Campbell Law School has been committed to a genuinely professional education that combines legal theory with practical skills.
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THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA — On Friday, September 13, Lucia Silecchia, Associate Dean of Faculty Research and Professor of Law at Catholic Law, spoke at the 2024 Religiously Affiliated Law School Conference held at Fordham Law School.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO THE LAW SCHOOL — Matt Davis, ’27, isn’t completely new to UChicago. He attended the University’s Laboratory Schools from Kindergarten through 12th grade.
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