UC Davis Law students reflect on recent experience assisting asylum seekers in Mexico
UC DAVIS SCHOOL OF LAW — Eight UC Davis law students traveled to Tijuana, Mexico, during spring break to consult with asylum seekers and deported immigrants in need of legal advice. Law professor Raquel Aldanaand Spanish professor Robert Irwin organized the trip and accompanied the students as part of Irwin’s Humanizing Deportation project.
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UC HASTINGS LAW — As April’s national filing tax deadline grows closer, U.C. Hastings law students are doing their part to assist low-income taxpayers.
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ELON UNIVERSITY — Two Elon Law students with a record of academic achievement and community leadership are recipients of an inaugural scholarship created by the Greensboro Bar Association. Cynthia Hager and Kailyn Hutchins from the Class of 2022 will each receive a $2,500 check from the GBA at the association’s April meeting.
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HARVARD LAW SCHOOL CLINICALS — The Skadden Fellowship, which launched in 1988, offers young lawyers two-year fellowships to pursue public interest law on a full-time basis. The Skadden Foundation aims to expand the legal services available to economically disadvantaged communities by supporting newly graduated lawyers to pursue work they are passionate about, and to help them…
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WLKY — A huge gift is coming to the University of Louisville in honor of Breonna Taylor. Back in September of 2020, renowned artist Amy Sherald painted a portrait of Taylor for Vanity Fair Magazine.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME — Madison Kemker and Annika Nielsen-Kim, both third-year law students, have been awarded Thomas L. Shaffer Public Interest Fellowships.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN SCHOOL OF LAW — Texas Law students took top honors at the 2022 Interscholastic Transactional Law Competition hosted by Duke University School of Law on March 26.
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KSL — The closest comparison for the counterterrorism simulations University of Utah law students experienced Friday is none other than the widely popular fantasy tabletop live-action role-playing game, Dungeons and Dragons.
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S.J. QUINNEY COLLEGE OF LAW — Third-year law students Bernadine Ott, Kim Koeven, and Scott McMurtrey recently spent a week in England learning about human rights, armed conflict, foreign policy, peacemaking, and more.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF LAW — Gabriele Josephs knew he wanted to make a difference through policy and was inspired by mentors to pursue a law degree rather than a Ph.D. Now, as a first-year student at the University of Virginia School of Law, he’s researching how online platforms play a role in understanding…
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