Willamette Law polar law course examines how law is practiced in land governed by international treaties
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY — Last summer, a group of Willamette Law students ventured into unexplored legal territory. The school’s groundbreaking Polar Law course — the only one of its kind in the nation — challenged students to tackle the complex legal challenges unfolding at the ends of the earth.
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UCLA NEWSROOM — The bill is expected to get its first hearing in the Senate Environmental Quality Committee on April 23.
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THE CORNELL DAILY SUN — Cornell Law’s 3+3 Accelerated Pathway Scholar Program allows a selective number of undergraduates from Cornell, Hobart and William Smith Colleges and St. Lawrence University to complete their final year of undergraduate study during their first year of law school.
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DREXEL UNIVERSITY — With immigration legal help often unaffordable or hard to access, students at Drexel University’s Thomas R. Kline School of Law took the initiative with an event designed to meet that need.
Read More about Drexel Law students work on rights education with Mexican consulateHarvard Law students travel to North Carolina to provide legal aid to those affected by Hurricane Helene
HARVARD LAW TODAY — As part of Harvard Law School’s annual pro bono spring break trip, a team traveled to North Carolina to provide legal aid to victims of Hurricane Helene.
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HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY LAW NEWS — For several months, Hofstra Law Child and Family Advocacy Fellows have been working on sharpening litigation skills, preparing direct and cross examinations, and crafting opening and closing statements – but it wasn’t for a course or a job – it was for mentoring students from Alverta B. Gray Schultz (ABGS) Middle School…
Read More about Hofstra Law child and family advocacy fellows mentor local middle school mock trial teamUniversity of North Carolina Law Environmental Law project celebrates accomplishments from their first year
UNC SCHOOL OF LAW — Don Hornstein, Thomas F. Taft Distinguished Professor of Law and Director of the School’s Center for Climate, Energy, Environment & Economics (CE3), teamed up in 2024-25 with Professor Maria Savasta-Kennedy, George R. Ward Professor of Law, and the student-run Environmental Law Project (ELP) to launch new initiatives focused on climate resiliency.
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NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — This academic year has brought a banner run for Northeastern University School of Law’s moot court teams, with students earning top honors across a wide range of national and regional competitions.
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UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME THE LAW SCHOOL — Will Vickery and Chris Chambers, both students at Notre Dame Law School, earned top recognition at the Fourth Annual CSL Prize in Judicial Clerkship Opinion Writing, held at The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law.
Read More about Notre Dame Law students recognized in judicial opinion writing competitionRutgers Law students coach local high schoolers for national moot court competition
RUTGERS LAW SCHOOL — Four Camden students from Brimm Medical Arts High School and Camden High School gathered for the first time as a moot court team in fall 2024.
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