Columbia Law highlights alumni love stories to celebrate Valentines Day

COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL — For Valentine’s Day, meet five couples who met their life partners at the Law School.

Duke Law professor Marin K. Levy discusses research on checks and balances from her recently published book

DUKE LAW NEWS — The role of the courts and an independent judiciary has been much discussed as actions taken by executive order are being challenged in lawsuits.

Florida State University Law hosts former president of Ireland for lecture on global decline of the rule of law

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY — Florida State University’s College of Law welcomed former President of Ireland Mary Robinson, one of the world’s most influential figures in international human rights, as the distinguished speaker for the 2025 D’Alemberte & Palmer Lecture in International Human Rights.

Fordham Law hosts reception to introduce students to small and midsize law firms 

FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Hiring partners at small and midsize firms say new associates get a breadth of experience in different legal areas, are mentored by firm partners, and work directly with clients much of the time. 

Fordham Law highlights alumni love stories to celebrate Valentines Day

FORDHAM LAW NEWS — For these graduates, their connection to the Fordham Law didn’t just just shape their careers—it also played a formative role in their love stories. Whether they first crossed paths in classes and study sessions, or they found each other years later through their shared alma mater, these couples discovered their soulmates…

Fordham Law hosts Georgetown Law professor Stephen L. Vladeck for lecture on the US Supreme Court

Gift to Fordham Law to support part-time and evening JD programs

THE NATIONAL JURIST — Fordham University School of Law unveiled the Urquhart Learning Center in October 2024, established with a gift from the law firm of alumnus Bill Urquhart (’78), who passed away in 2019 at the age of 72.

George Washington Law hosts webinar on national security law

GW LAW — On February 12, 2025, the GW Law National Security, Cybersecurity, & Foreign Relations Law Program, with the National Security Law Association, hosted a webinar with Distinguished Professorial Lecturer in National Security Law Dan Stigall on Mapping National Security Power in the United States.

Harvard Law highlights clinical education opportunities

HARVARD CLINIC STORIES — In her first year as a student attorney in the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau (HLAB), Maddy Scannell ‘26 has helped to secure thousands of dollars in judgments for low-wage Boston-area workers.

Harvard Law course looks at modern American society through a Constitutional lens

HARVARD LAW TODAY — There’s a throughline from the institution of slavery at the time of the United States’ founding at the end of the 18th century to today’s fights about voting rights and equal justice, according to Michael Klarman, the Charles Warren Professor of American Legal History at Harvard Law School.