Notre Dame Law Religious Liberty Initiative hosts symposium on religious liberty challenges
NOTRE DAME LAW — From December 11 to 14, the Notre Dame Law School Religious Liberty Initiative and the Kellogg Institute for International Studies joined the Australian Catholic University in convening a group of legal experts and educators from around the world to explore the religious liberty challenges facing K-12 Catholic schools globally.
Read More about Notre Dame Law Religious Liberty Initiative hosts symposium on religious liberty challengesPace Law hosts first-ever Wellbeing Fair
PACE LAW — The Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University held a Wellbeing Fair this week bringing together students, faculty, and staff to promote wellness through a variety of related activities and resources. More than 15 tables, including many staffed by community partners, healthcare providers, members of the legal community, and on-campus departments,…
Read More about Pace Law hosts first-ever Wellbeing FairPenn Carey Law celebrates Black History Month by recognizing accomplishments by Black students and faculty
PENN CAREY LAW — The Office of Equity & Inclusion (E&I) at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School celebrates and elevates the diversity of our community. For Black History Month, E&I curated some of the numerous examples of Black trailblazers, thought leaders, and advocates across the Penn Carey Law community.
Read More about Penn Carey Law celebrates Black History Month by recognizing accomplishments by Black students and facultyPepperdine Law students Deepika Chandrashekar and Chloe Wigul win appeal for client
PEPPERDINE LAW — Pepperdine Caruso Law third-year students and participants in the Ninth Circuit Appellate Advocacy Clinic, Deepika Chandrashekar and Chloe Wigul, represented Glenn Leonard, an inmate in Oregon State Prison. Leonard brought a lawsuit against prison officials after he experienced a brutal assault by a fellow prisoner. He asserted civil rights claims against the…
Read More about Pepperdine Law students Deepika Chandrashekar and Chloe Wigul win appeal for clientPepperdine Law students Isabel Conrath and Jackson Grasz publish article on religious freedom
PEPPERDINE LAW — Pepperdine Caruso Law students Isabel Conrath and Jackson Grasz’s opinion article, “Religious Liberty for All: A Principle Worth Standing Up For,” is published in the Daily Journal. Conrath and Grasz are participants in the Caruso Law Hugh and Hazel Darling Foundation Religious Liberty Clinic. They recently prepared an amicus brief filed at…
Read More about Pepperdine Law students Isabel Conrath and Jackson Grasz publish article on religious freedomPepperdine Law students participate in Dean’s Bible Study
PEPPERDINE LAW — The Dean’s Bible Study offers Caruso School of Law students a time to worship and opens a space to share faith with one another. Attendees of the the two-hour Dean’s Bible Study service gather in community, listen to sermons and pray. Dean of Caruso Paul Caron, hosts the Bible study at his…
Read More about Pepperdine Law students participate in Dean’s Bible StudyQuinnipiac Law student Fontaine Chambers named regional chair of National Black Law Students Association
QUINNIPIAC LAW — Quinnipiac law student Fontaine Chambers has been selected as the 56th Regional Chair of the Northeast Black Law Students Association (NEBLSA). NEBLSA is the regional affiliate of the National Black Law Students Association (NBLSA) with membership in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island and Vermont.
Read More about Quinnipiac Law student Fontaine Chambers named regional chair of National Black Law Students AssociationUniversity of Richmond Law symposium to look at law and domestic violence
UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND LAW — The University of Richmond Public Interest Law Review (PILR) hosted its annual symposium earlier this month, discussing a variety of issues related to domestic violence. Dr. Sarah Jane Brubaker, professor of gender violence intervention at Virginia Commonwealth University, served as the featured keynote speaker for the event.
Read More about University of Richmond Law symposium to look at law and domestic violenceRutgers Law launches program in cannabis law and business
RUTGERS LAW — Rutgers Law School recently established a certification program for New Jersey cannabis business owners to provide legal guidance for properly maintaining their businesses in an emerging market. The non-J.D. program titled “Certificate in Cannabis Law and Business,” is a six-month hybrid course for cannabis license holders and interested entrepreneurs. University faculty specializing…
Read More about Rutgers Law launches program in cannabis law and businessSt. Mary’s University Law to host symposium on constitutional rights
ST. MARY’S UNIVERSITY LAW — The St. Mary’s University School of Law’s student-led publication, The Scholar: St. Mary’s Law Review on Race and Social Justice, will host its 2023 Annual Symposium on Friday, Feb. 24, at The DoSeum.
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