Harvard Law students complete international learning opportunities over their winter break
HARVARD LAW TODAY — In January, 88 Harvard Law School students traveled to 37 countries to undertake clinical placements or independent research with an international, transnational, or comparative law focus.
Read More about Harvard Law students complete international learning opportunities over their winter breakGift to University of Missouri Law to support students in study abroad and public interest programs
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI SCHOOL OF LAW — As a part of the 2025 Mizzou Giving Day, Professor Emeritus Rodney Uphoff has given a generous gift of $1 million to Mizzou Law to provide important financial support to law students pursuing transformative educational and public service experiences.
Read More about Gift to University of Missouri Law to support students in study abroad and public interest programsYale Law hosts students from schools in Argentina, Brazil, and Chile through exchange program
YALE LAW SCHOOL — Yale Law School welcomed 10 law students from partner schools in Argentina, Brazil, and Chile for the New Haven leg of the Owen Fiss Latin American Linkage exchange program.
Read More about Yale Law hosts students from schools in Argentina, Brazil, and Chile through exchange programUC Davis Law associate dean Beth Greenwood honored for international engagement
UC DAVIS SCHOOL OF LAW — UC Davis Chancellor Gary S. May has honored Associate Dean Beth Greenwood with a Chancellor’s Award for International Engagement. The award recognizes faculty and staff members for outstanding global engagement in advancing the university’s teaching, research and service missions.
Read More about UC Davis Law associate dean Beth Greenwood honored for international engagementUC Davis Law professor Peter Lee receives grant for international research in Korea
UC DAVIS SCHOOL OF LAW — UC Davis Global Affairs has selected Professor Peter Lee as the recipient of a Seed Grant for International Activities.
Read More about UC Davis Law professor Peter Lee receives grant for international research in KoreaHarvard Law students and fellows spend winter term at Supreme Court of Pakistan
THE HARVARD LAW RECORD — During the Harvard 2025 Winter J-term session, several Pakistani-Americans from Harvard Law School had the opportunity to work at the Supreme Court of Pakistan and other notable institutions in the cities of Islamabad and Lahore.
Read More about Harvard Law students and fellows spend winter term at Supreme Court of PakistanUniversity of Michigan Law students attend University of Tokyo winter school on Japanese law
MICHIGAN LAW — Two Michigan Law students were among a select group who recently participated in a week-long program at the University of Tokyo, where they immersed themselves in issues of international law.
Read More about University of Michigan Law students attend University of Tokyo winter school on Japanese lawUniversity of Virginia Law International Law Journal celebrates 65th anniversary
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF LAW — The Virginia Journal of International Law celebrated its 65th anniversary at a recent symposium and announced plans to bolster its future with an annual “world-class” colloquium honoring former editor-in-chief Jonathan C. Hamilton ’98.
Read More about University of Virginia Law International Law Journal celebrates 65th anniversaryUS State Department lacks clarity on how to recruit international students amid policy changes
NPR — U.S. State Department employees tasked with advising international students about opportunities to pursue higher education in the United States can’t get clear answers from the federal government on how to discuss or promote their work or if they’re even allowed to do so.
Read More about US State Department lacks clarity on how to recruit international students amid policy changesGeorgetown Law professor Katrin Kuhlmann presents paper at International Law Colloquium
EXCHANGE OF NOTES — The University of Georgia School of Law’s spring 2025 International Law Colloquium welcomed Professor Katrin Kuhlmann, who presented her working paper, “Micro International Law.” Greg Day, Associate Professor in the Terry College of Business at the University of Georgia, served as Kuhlmann’s faculty discussant.
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