Three University of Tulsa Law students honored by Oklahoma Bar Association
4STATE NEWS — Each November, the Oklahoma Bar Association (OBA) holds its annual meeting in Oklahoma City. A highlight of that event is the presentation of OBA and Oklahoma Bar Foundation (OBF) awards to students enrolled in the state’s law schools. Three University of Tulsa College of Law students received awards at TU Law’s alumni…
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF LAW — Marilyn Hajj, a 2025 S.J.D. candidate who studies tax law through the lens of poverty relief, has been awarded a 2022-23 international doctoral fellowship from the American Association of University Women.
Read More about University of Virginia Law student Marilyn Hajj receives international doctoral fellowshipYale Law students and faculty hold events related to US Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision
YALE NEWS — The Supreme Court’s late June ruling that struck down Roe v. Wade ignited campus-wide conversations surrounding reproductive rights among Yale Law School students and professors.
Read More about Yale Law students and faculty hold events related to US Supreme Court’s Dobbs decisionNew York Law School welcomes new students
NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL — In preparation for a bright new school year, New York Law School welcomed its newest 1L students to a two-week orientation. NYLS’s comprehensive orientation is a treasured tradition which “always serves as the best opportunity to help get our newest students into the right mindset for the rigors of law school…
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NEWS @ NORTHEASTERN — If the idea of toddlers getting paid to promote Carnival Cruise Lines or Coca-Cola or chicken nuggets makes you nauseous, then you’re not alone. It didn’t sit well with Amber Kolb, a third-year law student at Northeastern, who says the topic touched on some things she was learning in her classes—particularly…
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NORTHERN STAR — After the controversial overturning of Roe v. Wade, NIU students have taken action by forming a new group in support of reproductive rights. The Reproductive Rights Association at NIU was founded by two third-year law students, Sam Malone, the president, and Ashleigh Zurek, the treasurer. The group is in the early stages of forming…
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PENN STATE — Penn State Law in University Park held orientation for the Juris Doctor Class of 2025 on Aug. 17-18. The orientation started with 146 students gathered in the Lewis Katz Building’s lobby to meet their peers and start their law school journey.
Read More about Penn State Law welcomes new studentsQuinnipiac Law students attend business-focused bootcamp
QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY — Working with a group of 17 lawyers from private practice, in-house counsel in corporations, and government, law students delved into the financial and business considerations and challenges that clients face. Panel discussions and small breakout sessions throughout the day focused on 12 practice areas: business, commercial litigation, consumer bankruptcy, employment, family, entrepreneurship,…
Read More about Quinnipiac Law students attend business-focused bootcampUniversity of St. Thomas Law students learn about foreign legal systems during summer study abroad
UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOMAS — When Brady Jensen sat down last spring to plan his final year of law school, he knew he wanted a study abroad trip to be part of it. “I knew that it was something I always wanted to do, but never had the time,” he said.
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S.J. QUINNEY COLLEGE OF LAW — The Career Development Office at the S.J. Quinney College of Law recently launched a traveling interview program to allow students to explore out-of-state opportunities. “We know that our students are among the best in the nation, and we want to make sure they have our full support in pursuing opportunities outside…
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