Fordham Law Center for Race, Law and Justice launches Gun Law Reform Toolkit
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — More than 2,526 American children died by firearms in 2022—an average of seven deaths every day, according to a report by the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions.
Read More about Fordham Law Center for Race, Law and Justice launches Gun Law Reform ToolkitGeorge Washington Law students win External Advocacy Competition
GW LAW — Several GW Law students won major accolades at external advocacy competitions in New Orleans and Baltimore earlier this month.
Read More about George Washington Law students win External Advocacy CompetitionGeorge Washington Law spotlights students in their animal law program
GW LAW — Rachel Pepper grew up in Montgomery County, MD and has always loved animals. Rachel has been dedicated to animal rights since the seventh grade, petitioning to protest frog dissections at her school and working to combine her passion for animal activism with the law.
Read More about George Washington Law spotlights students in their animal law programGeorgetown Law professor Brian Galle to present at University of Missouri Law Tax Colloquium
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI SCHOOL OF LAW — On Wednesday, February 26th, Brian Galle (Georgetown Law) will present his draft paper – “How to Tax the Rich: Options for 2025 and Beyond” – at the Mizzou Law Tax Policy Colloquium, from 2:00 to 3:15 pm Central Time.
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EXCHANGE OF NOTES — The University of Georgia School of Law’s spring 2025 International Law Colloquium welcomed Professor Katrin Kuhlmann, who presented her working paper, “Micro International Law.” Greg Day, Associate Professor in the Terry College of Business at the University of Georgia, served as Kuhlmann’s faculty discussant.
Read More about Georgetown Law professor Katrin Kuhlmann presents paper at International Law ColloquiumGonzaga Law celebrates 25th anniversary of lawsuit that bankrupted hate group
THE GONZAGA BULLETIN — Gonzaga University’s School of Law honored the 25th anniversary of a lawsuit that bankrupted a North Idaho white supremacist hate group, the Aryan Nations, through an educational exhibit and intensive course in late January.
Read More about Gonzaga Law celebrates 25th anniversary of lawsuit that bankrupted hate groupHarvard Law student Danielle Mikaelian discusses independent clinical experience
HARVARD LAW STORIES — While Harvard Law School offers both in-house and externship clinics, it also provides students with more tailored, unique opportunities through its independent clinical programs.
Read More about Harvard Law student Danielle Mikaelian discusses independent clinical experienceHofstra Law student Richard Montone cited in SEC regulation release
HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY LAW NEWS — Richard Montone, a 2025 JD/MBA graduate, has already made an impact on the financial markets he studies in his joint-degree program, having been cited in a recent Securities and Exchange Commission regulation release.
Read More about Hofstra Law student Richard Montone cited in SEC regulation releaseUniversity of Houston Law Center hosts academic leader Ruth J. Simmons for Black History Month lecture
UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON LAW CENTER — As the nation grapples with issues of race and fairness, Dr. Ruth J. Simmons, a trailblazing academic leader, says different groups must join forces in service of “an overridingly important common project: a thriving democracy.”
Read More about University of Houston Law Center hosts academic leader Ruth J. Simmons for Black History Month lectureUniversity of Kansas Law hosts Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program
KU NEWS — Tax season is underway, and University of Kansas School of Law students will once again assist eligible community members with the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program.
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