University of New Hampshire Law students struggle to find housing
CONCORD MONITOR — A housing shortage in Concord is not a new narrative. With a 0.3% rental vacancy in Merrimack County, apartments can feel nearly impossible to come by. Ahead of the school year, Megan Carpenter, the dean of the law school, saw some students defer their acceptance a year – the common reason: housing.
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UNM NEWSROOM — University of New Mexico School of Law alumnus Eric Knapp (‘98) and his wife, Dana Marie, have made a $1.9 million estate gift to the Peter A. Winograd Scholarship in Law endowment, honoring UNM School of Law Associate Dean & Professor Emeritus Peter Winograd.
Read More about Gift to University of New Mexico Law supports scholarship fundNortheastern Law announces new faculty fellowships
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — In support of its public interest mission, Northeastern University School of Law is pleased to announce that its Centers of Excellence have selected 10 outstanding faculty members as 2022-2023 Faculty Fellows. Fellows receive support for research, scholarship, and advocacy related to the mission of the sponsoring center.
Read More about Northeastern Law announces new faculty fellowshipsNortheastern Law receives grant for Cradle-to-Prison Pipeline Project
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — Northeastern Law’s Center for Public Interest Advocacy and Collaboration’s (CPIAC) flagship research initiative, the Cradle-to-Prison Pipeline Project (C2P Project), has been awarded a Northeastern Impact Engine Grant to expand its work supporting advocates dedicated to dismantling the cradle-to-prison pipeline.
Read More about Northeastern Law receives grant for Cradle-to-Prison Pipeline ProjectNorthwestern Law professor Bridget Arimond performs human rights work in Georgia
NORTHWESTERN PRITZKER SCHOOL OF LAW — Bridget Arimond, clinical professor of law and director of the LLM Program in International Human Rights, has received a new grant from the East West Management Institute to continue Northwestern Pritzker School of Law’s work in Tbilisi, Georgia and outlying cities.
Read More about Northwestern Law professor Bridget Arimond performs human rights work in GeorgiaNorthwestern Law to host Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan for moderated discussion
PATCH — A Supreme Court justice is scheduled is coming to Northwestern University this week to take part a moderated discussion with the dean of its law school and a dedication in honor of a late colleague.
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UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME — Notre Dame Law School will host the Charity Law Workshop on September 23-24 at the University of Notre Dame’s London Global Gateway.
Read More about Notre Dame Law hosts conference in London for charity law scholarsNotre Dame Law Religious Liberty Clinic files amicus brief in defense of Native American sacred site
UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME — Notre Dame Law School’s Religious Liberty Clinic filed an amicus brief in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals today asking the court to protect Oak Flat, a sacred site in Arizona that is of great spiritual importance to many Native American tribes.
Read More about Notre Dame Law Religious Liberty Clinic files amicus brief in defense of Native American sacred sitePenn Carey Law student Jake Drucker discusses summer fellowship at a business law firm
PENN CAREY LAW — This summer, as a Global Legal Practice Fellow, I had the incredible opportunity of working at Hochleitner Rechtsanwälte GmbH — a full-service business law firm, optimally located in the central European city of Linz, Austria.
Read More about Penn Carey Law student Jake Drucker discusses summer fellowship at a business law firmPenn Carey Law student Paul-Angelo dell’Isola discusses his summer work in international arbitration
PENN CAREY LAW — I am grateful to have had the opportunity to intern at Bredin Prat this summer on the firm’s arbitration team. I assisted the international arbitration (IA) group in representing sovereign states in investor-state disputes before international tribunals, and I developed legal research and advocacy skills in international law along the way.
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