Willamette Law Immigration Law Clinic provides important experiences for students
WILLAMETTE LAW — Professor Beth Zilberman joined Willamette faculty in summer 2022 to launch the Immigration Law Clinic and strengthen immigration course offerings. As a student at Boston College School of Law, Zilberman participated in her own Immigration Clinic. After finding the first-year curriculum difficult to engage with, she says it was the best experience.
Read More about Willamette Law Immigration Law Clinic provides important experiences for studentsDrexel Law student Jenn DeLongis recognized for excellence in legal writing
DREXEL LAW — Jenn DeLongis, a 3L at Drexel University’s Kline School of Law, was awarded the 2022 Honorable Ruth Bader Ginsburg “Pursuit of Justice” writing competition by the Philadelphia Bar Association. The award recognizes excellence in legal writing for students in Philadelphia-area law schools, on topics including rights, privileges and responsibilities under federal law.
Read More about Drexel Law student Jenn DeLongis recognized for excellence in legal writingFlorida A&M University Law fellows support local families with property issues
FLORIDA A&M LAW — Florida A&M University (FAMU) College of Law students Madison Flanagan, Alec Rose, and Sofie Barrett have been selected as Heirs’ Property Protection Legal Fellows working with Helping Everyone Live Prosperously (H.E.L.P.) Community Development Corporation and Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida to provide free legal services to families in Eatonville that are…
Read More about Florida A&M University Law fellows support local families with property issuesHarvard Law Review selects Apsara Iyer as next president
HARVARD LAW — The Harvard Law Review for the first time in its 136-year history will be headed by an Indian-American woman after the prestigious law journal named a student dedicated to investigating art and antiquities theft as its new president. Harvard Law School student Apsara Iyer in an interview on Tuesday described herself as…
Read More about Harvard Law Review selects Apsara Iyer as next presidentUniversity of the Pacific McGeorge Law celebrates 40th anniversary of Lambda Law Students Association
UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC, MCGEORGE LAW — Lambda Law Students Association is celebrating its 40th anniversary. The celebration coincided with the McGeorge School of Law 2022 Fall Spectacular, hosted by the Lambda Law Students Association. McGeorge’s Fall Spectacular, which celebrated its 11th anniversary in 2022, is a drag show showcasing faculty, student, and staff performers…
Read More about University of the Pacific McGeorge Law celebrates 40th anniversary of Lambda Law Students AssociationRutgers Law students study international law in Latin America
RUTGERS LAW — The Newark-based Rutgers Center for Transnational Law (CTL) is accepting applications for summer 2023 internship placements in human rights organizations throughout Latin America. Students interested in international law and traveling abroad but living like a local are encouraged to apply. This internship program allows students interested in human rights to put their…
Read More about Rutgers Law students study international law in Latin AmericaPenn Carey Law students win Keedy Cup moot court competition
PENN STATE, CAREY LAW — The Edwin R. Keedy Cup, the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School’s internal moot court competition, is one of our most anticipated events of the year. This year’s finalists tackled a case currently before the U.S. Supreme Court, Health & Hospital Corp. of Marion County, Indiana v. Talevski. Simone Hunter-Hobson…
Read More about Penn Carey Law students win Keedy Cup moot court competitionDuke Law student editors visit Anchorage to oversee Alaska Law Review
DUKE LAW — The executive board of one of Duke’s student-edited journals ventured 3,500 miles from Durham in October to spend their fall break in Anchorage, Alaska. The trip is a rite of passage for editors on the semiannual Alaska Law Review, which is devoted to legal issues affecting the 49th state.
Read More about Duke Law student editors visit Anchorage to oversee Alaska Law ReviewUniversity of Kansas Law student to use grant to serve rural communities
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS LAW — A third-year student at the University of Kansas School of Law will receive a grant from the Kansas Farm Bureau Legal Foundation. Lindsay McQuinn is a recipient of the foundation’s Rural Law Practice Grant. This grant is awarded to law students who intend to practice in rural communities after graduation,…
Read More about University of Kansas Law student to use grant to serve rural communitiesPepperdine Law Legal Aid Clinic offers support to unhoused population in Los Angeles
PEPPERDINE LAW — Law students at the Legal Aid Clinic at Pepperdine’s Caruso School of Law help unhoused and impoverished people in Downtown L.A.’s Skid Row by providing them access to legal support.
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