Harvard Law student Julio Quiroz Colby discusses passion for advocacy for those seeking
HARVARD LAW TODAY — Julio Quiroz Colby ’24 has been advocating for immigrant rights since he was an undergraduate at the University of Texas at Austin, where, fluent in Spanish, he helped with translation services for asylum seekers at an immigrant and refugee legal services organization.
Read More about Harvard Law student Julio Quiroz Colby discusses passion for advocacy for those seekingHarvard Law professor Luis Fuentes-Rohwer discusses the importance of teaching law students about insular cases
HARVARD LAW BULLETIN — As a college exchange student, I was living in France in 1988 when I became eligible to vote in my first U.S. presidential election.
Read More about Harvard Law professor Luis Fuentes-Rohwer discusses the importance of teaching law students about insular casesA look at the Harvard Law 2024 LLM graduates
HARVARD LAW BULLETIN — It would be difficult to assemble a student body with a wider breadth of backgrounds and lived experience than that of the Harvard Law School LL.M. program, which this year celebrates its 100th anniversary.
Read More about A look at the Harvard Law 2024 LLM graduatesA profile on University of Idaho Law student Cruz Araujo
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO — Growing up in Bruneau — a rural Southern Idaho town with limited resources and a population of just over 500 people — motivated Cruz Araujo to fully embrace opportunities that would help his community prosper.
Read More about A profile on University of Idaho Law student Cruz AraujoLewis & Clark Law hosts symposium on the impact of animal agriculture on climate change
LEWIS & CLARK LAW SCHOOL — On April 5, 2024, experts in environmental and animal law came together to discuss the detrimental impacts of industrial animal husbandry on climate change and explored practical solutions to reduce carbon emissions for the Environmental Law Spring Symposium, titled “Animal Agriculture and Climate Change — The Really Big Cow…
Read More about Lewis & Clark Law hosts symposium on the impact of animal agriculture on climate changeUMass Law establishes study abroad program in Portugal
THE HERALD NEWS — Ten students from UMass School of Law will be in Portugal from May 17 to 31 as part of a new study abroad program created in partnership with the Católica Global School of Law of Lisbon.
Read More about UMass Law establishes study abroad program in PortugalMercer Law wins competition to help law schools in Georgia
THE DEN — Mercer University School of Law earned the Attorney General’s Cup and reclaimed its title as champion of the 13th annual Georgia Legal Food Frenzy, an eight-day, intrastate law school competition to help support food banks in Georgia.
Read More about Mercer Law wins competition to help law schools in GeorgiaUniversity of Miami Law professor Kele Stewart selected as co-chair of AALS Section on Clinical Legal Education
UMIAMI SCHOOL OF LAW — The legal education community gathered recently in St. Louis, Missouri, for the Association of American Law Schools Conference on Clinical Legal Education.
Read More about University of Miami Law professor Kele Stewart selected as co-chair of AALS Section on Clinical Legal EducationUniversity of Miami Law students complete pro bono work during spring break
UMIAMI SCHOOL OF LAW — Miami Law students participated in three alternative Spring Break trips where they assisted survivors of domestic violence, indigent defendants, and refugees and asylum seekers.
Read More about University of Miami Law students complete pro bono work during spring breakUniversity of Miami Law to host attorney Yvette Ostolaza for commencement address
UMIAMI SCHOOL OF LAW — A first-generation college graduate and daughter of Cuban immigrants, Yvette Ostolaza, A.B. ’86, J.D. ’92, rose to become one of the most influential attorneys in the country, shattering glass ceilings and taking over boardrooms along the way.
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