Fordham Law Center on National Security director Karen J. Greenberg publishes book on safeguarding democracy
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — As America heads into a presidential election this fall, a Fordham Law professor has published a book that looks at ways to bolster the integrity of the electoral process.
Read More about Fordham Law Center on National Security director Karen J. Greenberg publishes book on safeguarding democracyFordham Law student Donyea James discusses advocacy for survivors of domestic abuse
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — More than 100 rising second- and third-year Fordham Law students are wrapping up their summer associate programs, judicial internships, and fellowships throughout the country and around the world.
Read More about Fordham Law student Donyea James discusses advocacy for survivors of domestic abuseFordham Law Rule of Law Clinic helps draft New York State Senate legislation
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Students in Fordham Law School’s Rule of Law Clinic had an important hand in drafting legislation introduced in the New York State Senate to reform the state’s gubernatorial succession policies.
Read More about Fordham Law Rule of Law Clinic helps draft New York State Senate legislationFordham Law alumni offer advice to students participating in law firm interviews
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Hundreds of Fordham Law students will participate in Early Interview Week this July, meeting and interviewing with attorneys from law firms in the hopes of landing a summer associate position next year.
Read More about Fordham Law alumni offer advice to students participating in law firm interviewsFordham Law dean Joseph Landau offers welcome message to new students
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Dear Fordham Law Community, My name is Joe Landau, and I am thrilled to begin my tenure as the 12th dean of Fordham Law School today. It is a privilege to shape Fordham’s future, and I am eager to champion our continued success.
Read More about Fordham Law dean Joseph Landau offers welcome message to new studentsGeorgia State University Law to host course examining the legal aspects of comedian Issa Rae’s career
DIVERSE — Georgia State University’s College of Law is introducing coursework this fall exploring the career of actor, writer, and producer Issa Rae.
Read More about Georgia State University Law to host course examining the legal aspects of comedian Issa Rae’s careerGonzaga Law hosts first-ever Intersession Week
GONZAGA UNIVERSITY — Not only will Gonzaga Law School commence the academic year with its highest total student enrollment since 2005, but it will also start implementing several new curriculum reforms designed to better equip students for the NextGen Bar exam.
Read More about Gonzaga Law hosts first-ever Intersession WeekHarvard Law interim dean John Goldberg welcomes new students
HARVARD LAW TODAY — You belong here and your voice matters. That was the message shared by interim Dean John C.P. Goldberg on Friday as he welcomed more than 700 new students to Harvard Law School. In remarks that touched on topics ranging from the American Revolution to social media, Goldberg started and ended with…
Read More about Harvard Law interim dean John Goldberg welcomes new studentsAn interview with Harvard Law clinical law professor Patricia Alejandro
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL — Patricia Alejandro ’17 joined the Transactional Law Clinics (TLC) as a Clinical Instructor in 2022, bringing with her a robust portfolio of legal experience and a commitment to community lawyering.
Read More about An interview with Harvard Law clinical law professor Patricia AlejandroHarvard Law hosts dinner to welcome first-generation students
HARVARD LAW TODAY — Addressing a large crowd of first-generation students from the incoming Class of 2027, Harvard Law School Professor Glenn Cohen ’03 poignantly recalled some of the challenges he faced, and the lessons he learned, when he first arrived on campus in the fall of 2000.
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