CUNY Law receives funding for renovation project
BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE — The City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law has been awarded $1.5 million for a renovation project aimed at transforming a decommissioned kitchen into the CUNY School of Law Worker Education and Development Center.
Read More about CUNY Law receives funding for renovation projectOutgoing Columbia Law dean Gillian Lester reflects on her time at the school
COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL — When Gillian Lester, Dean and Lucy G. Moses Professor of Law, joined Columbia Law School in 2015, after serving as interim dean of the University of California, Berkeley, School of Law, she sought input from alumni, faculty, staff, and students in developing a vision for the Law School’s future.
Read More about Outgoing Columbia Law dean Gillian Lester reflects on her time at the schoolGift to Columbia Law to endow scholarship in honor of alumna
COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL — When Grace Rodriguez ’86 died after a short illness at the age of 60 in 2022, her husband, John J. Sullivan ’85, their three children, and her mother were overwhelmed by the number of people who shared stories about Rodriguez’s role in their professional and personal lives as a counselor and confidante.
Read More about Gift to Columbia Law to endow scholarship in honor of alumnaGift to UConn Law to support student summer fellowships
UCONN TODAY — This summer, three UConn School of Law students will gain valuable experience working alongside a federal judge, a public defender, and a city corporation counsel thanks to a generous endowment from alum Dennis Mayer ’80.
Read More about Gift to UConn Law to support student summer fellowshipsUniversity of UConn Law recognizes students and graduates with awards
UCONN TODAY — The faculty of UConn School of Law has recognized the many and varied achievements of its students and graduates with an array of prizes and awards.
Read More about University of UConn Law recognizes students and graduates with awardsGift to UConn Law will establish teaching fellowship for recent graduates and practicing lawyers
UCONN TODAY — A new gift from an alum will create a two-year teaching fellowship designed to give recent law school graduates and practicing lawyers a taste of what it’s like to be a law school professor.
Read More about Gift to UConn Law will establish teaching fellowship for recent graduates and practicing lawyersCooley Law students awarded scholarships by the Women Lawyers Association of Michigan
COOLEY LAW SCHOOL — Three Cooley Law School students were named as recipients of scholarships from the Women Lawyers Association of Michigan (WLAM) Foundation.
Read More about Cooley Law students awarded scholarships by the Women Lawyers Association of MichiganPodcast: Cornell Law professor Alexandra Lahav discusses her casebook on civil procedure
ASPEN LEADING EDGE — Alexandra Lahav, Cornell University, talks about the new edition of her casebook, Civil Procedure: Doctrine, Practice, and Context.
Read More about Podcast: Cornell Law professor Alexandra Lahav discusses her casebook on civil procedureCornell Law students present amicus brief to Inter-American Court of Human Rights
CORNELL LAW SCHOOL — This April, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights met for a landmark public hearing in Barbados, the first of its kind addressing the obligations of states to respond to the climate emergency specifically within a framework of human rights law.
Read More about Cornell Law students present amicus brief to Inter-American Court of Human RightsDuke Law professor Arti K. Rai testifies before Senate Judiciary Committee on the price of prescription drugs
DUKE LAW NEWS — Elvin R. Latty Distinguished Professor of Law Arti K. Rai testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on how to improve competition, innovation, and patent quality in the prescription drug market.
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