Drexel Law students Jada Itam and Corey Fedorowich receive fellowship for public service
DREXEL LAW — Jada Itam and Corey Fedorowich, both 2Ls, recently were named recipients of the Carl “Tobey” Oxholm Summer Fellowship. Now in its 16th year, the program awards a stipend and internship at Philadelphia’s Law Department to 2Ls committed to public service. This year is the first time two students have been awarded fellowships;…
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ABOVE THE LAW — Embarking on a legal career can be both challenging and rewarding. This comprehensive guide delves into law school, selecting a law firm, law firm life, the lateral market, and maintaining a successful career throughout. By understanding the intricacies of each aspect, you can make more informed decisions and excel in your…
Read More about Advice for law graduates entering the legal professionDrexel Law Immigration Law Society provides pro bono assistance to immigrants in El Paso
DREXEL LAW — Many students at Drexel University’s Kline School of Law spend the week of spring break relaxing. Ayushi Kokroo and several of her classmates put this year’s break to a far different purpose—one that ultimately reminded Kokroo of why she came to law school to begin with. On March 11, Kokroo and five…
Read More about Drexel Law Immigration Law Society provides pro bono assistance to immigrants in El PasoDrexel Law shares class of 2022 employment outcomes
DREXEL LAW — Drexel University’s Kline School of Law ranks among the top law schools in the greater Philadelphia area for Class of 2022 employment outcomes. Ten months after graduation, 92.4% of the Class of 2022 (146 of 158 graduates) was employed in full-time, long-term jobs for which bar passage is required or a JD…
Read More about Drexel Law shares class of 2022 employment outcomesFordham Law celebrates 2023 graduates
FORDHAM LAW — On Monday, May 22, Fordham Law School will celebrate the accomplishments of the 630 members of the Class of 2023 at its 116th diploma ceremony.
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FORDHAM LAW — Fordham Law School welcomed 25 teams of law student oral advocates from 15 states to compete in the 48th Annual Irving R. Kaufman Memorial Securities Law Moot Court Competition, held from March 24–26.
Read More about Fordham Law hosts moot court competitionFordham Law professor Julie Suk publishes book on women’s movements in the US
FORDHAM LAW — Questions central to women and the law are what Professor Julie Suk looks to answer in her new book, After Misogyny: How the Law Fails Women & What to Do About It (University of California Press, April 2023). Via a tour of constitutional change around the world (including in Chile, France, Iceland,…
Read More about Fordham Law professor Julie Suk publishes book on women’s movements in the USFordham Law student Will Lanier discusses pro bono work
FORDHAM LAW — Will Lanier is committed to becoming a lawyer who helps the underserved. Thanks to his Fordham law degree that he’ll earn this May, he’s almost there.
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GONZAGA LAW — The justice system is confusing and expensive, but local organizations and attorneys are trying to help in honor of the late Spokane activist Sandy Williams. The Sandy Williams Justice Center Free Walk-In Legal Clinic started last month and continues through June.
Read More about Gonzaga Law students provide free legal advice at pop-up clinicHarvard Law professor and former dean Martha Minow discusses work on advancing human dignity
HARVARD LAW — In February 2020, Martha Minow stepped up to the podium at a U.S. State Department conference to address a task force assembled by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to reassess the role of human rights in foreign policy. The year before, the group, called the Commission on Unalienable Rights, had generated controversy,…
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