Summer positions extend education beyond the classroom LEARN MORE

PROLAW program in the spotlight LEARN MORE

Neil Williams has been appointed to prestigious inaugural professorship LEARN MORE

Learn how our law students earn practical experience helping business owners bring their ideas to fruition LEARN MORE

Members of the School of Law’s Class of 2019 share their secrets to success LEARN MORE

Paradise’s scholarship focuses on the intersection of law, science, and technology, with an emphasis on the life science realm LEARN MORE

Student-run hotline provides real-world advocacy experience LEARN MORE

Born and raised in Chicago, David McKinney (JD ’11) works as a staff attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union of Minnesota. LEARN MORE

Students work with career advisors to develop winning strategies LEARN MORE

Aisha Cornelius Edwards (JD ’05) is working to create a fairer, more effective criminal justice system. LEARN MORE

Staying ahead of the curve in emerging areas of law LEARN MORE

Loyolans tackle an array of issues that affect housing LEARN MORE

Heidi Cerneka has traveled the world advocating for women’s rights. LEARN MORE

Loyola law faculty scholarship turns knowledge into action LEARN MORE

New practicum readies grads for rewarding work in immigration law READ MORE

Alison Davis (JD ’17) is using her legal education to help shape policy abroad LEARN MORE

Loyola community embraces practices aimed at reducing stress and boosting performance READ MORE

Loyola’s clinics serve a key role in preparing students for practice LEARN MORE

Josie Gough is a Curt and Linda Rodin Clinical Assistant Professor of Law and Social Justice and director of Loyola’s Experiential Learning program, where she collaborates with members of the judiciary, government agencies, public interest organizations, and Chicago-based corporations to provide externship placements for students. LEARN MORE

Weekend JD program strengthens Illinois Rep. Christian Mitchell's work as a social justice advocate READ MORE

Students welcome Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg to the Rome campus for summer lecture series LEARN MORE

Associate Dean Zelda Harris is leading efforts to ensure a welcoming and inclusive environment READ MORE

An in-house legal clinic led by Emily Vaughan (JD '14) helps returning veterans re-adjust READ MORE

State Rep. Christian Mitchell, a Weekend JD student at Loyola, recently was appointed interim director of the Illinois Democratic Party. READ MORE

Dean Emerita Nina Appel retires after 45 remarkable years at Loyola. READ MORE

Kate Mitchell, director of Loyola's Health Justice Project, shares with Chicago Lawyer magazine how lawyers can break the link between poverty and poor health. READ MORE

Recent law graduates share their secrets to success. PHOTO GALLERY

Loyola University Chicago awarded 281 law degrees at commencement on May 12 PHOTO GALLERY

Emma McMullen (JD ’18) is a Civitas ChildLaw Fellow and the 2018 recipient of the Dean Nina S. Appel Scholarship. This is her story. WATCH VIDEO

Attend an online information session and learn about our flexible weekend program. READ MORE

Ben Horowitz, Nicole Gaudin, and David DeSchepper won the Texas Young Lawyers Association Regional Mock Trial Competition. DeSchepper also won Best Advocate Award. The team will advance to the national competition in April.

Loyola team members Jalyn Mitchell, Ayah Elfarra, Anais Holland-Rudd, and Bill Lowry won the BLSA Thurgood Marshall Mock Competition held at the Midwest Regional BLSA Convention in St. Louis. The team will compete in the national competition in New York. READ MORE

Loyola team members Kechia Lewis and Jalen Brown won the Frederick Douglass Moot Court Competition held at the Midwest Regional BLSA Convention in St. Louis. Brown also received the Best Oralist Award. The team will compete in the national competition in New York. READ MORE

The Amaker Retreat aims to capture the spirit of our late professor Norman Amaker who fought alongside civil rights leaders to transform the social justice landscape by challenging racial discrimination during the civil rights era. LEARN MORE

Loyola law faculty members are renowned scholars who are making a significant impact. READ MORE

Loyola took First Place at the In Vino Veritas Mock Trial Competition hosted by Golden Gate State University School of Law in San Francisco October 26-29. Corboy Fellows Ben Horwitz and Teresa Russo are pictured above preparing to make their closing argument in the final round of the competition, while team members Edet Nsemo and Britney Pennycook look on.

Loyola won the Thomas Tang National Moot Court Competition held in Washington, DC, November 3-4. Loyola also won Best Brief and Best Oralist Awards. The competition is sponsored by the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association Law Foundation. Congratulations to Emily Olivera, Jasmine Stanzick, Sevan Avakian (coach), Lucas Terna, and Sowmya Sastri. Not pictured: Coaches Kristen Kawaguchi and Ann Shea.

Loyola’s 8th Annual Constitutional Law Colloquium brings together constitutional law scholars at all stages of their professional development to discuss current projects, doctrinal developments in constitutional law, and future goals. This year’s keynote address will be delivered by Professor H. Jefferson Powell, Duke University School of Law. READ MORE

Dr. Camara Jones, MD, MPH, PhD, a noted authority on equity issues in health care, recently spoke to students and faculty at Loyola about equality and justice in the national health debate, and specifically addressed the social determinants of health, which include race and poverty.

Across the country families who are undocumented risk being separated if family members are detained or deported. Loyola’s Legislation and Policy Clinic created a guide to assist undocumented parents in preparing safety plans for their children. READ MORE

United States Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg will join students and faculty as a guest lecture next summer in Loyola’s Study Law Abroad program in Rome, Italy. The program is open to current Loyola law students. READ MORE

Loyola took First Place, Second Place, Best and Second Best Brief Awards, as well as Best and Second Best Oral Advocate Awards, at the Thomas Tang Regional Competition held it Chicago October 13-15. Congratulations to regional champs Jasmine Stanzick and Emily Olivera, and second place team members Sowmya Sastri and Lucas Terna.

The 2016-17 Dean’s Annual Report highlights recent School of Law honors, accomplishments, and outstanding alumni support. READ MORE

The Loyola University Chicago Law Journal is edited and managed entirely by students and publishes the work of distinguished writers, including academics, practitioners, and judges. Meet the 2017-18 executive board. READ MORE

Monday, October 2 – 12:00 p.m.
Michael Halberstam has directed more than 35 productions for the company, and has received numerous awards for excellence in theatre management and artistic achievement. This year’s program on Shakespeare’s Othello, is made possible by the generous support of Loyola law alumna Randy Lamm Berlin. Pizza will be served. LEARN MORE

Earn an outstanding Loyola law degree by attending our Full-time or Weekend JD program LEARN MORE

Loyola Law magazine highlights Loyola grads who dominate the field READ MORE

Students and faculty attended a tour of the Supreme Court of Cassation in Rome, Italy, with U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito, who joined Loyola this summer for two weeks to teach a course in Constitutional Law. LEARN MORE

Tom Dart (JD ’87), Cook County Sheriff, will be honored with the School of Law’s Damen Award at Founders’ Dinner, on Friday, June 9. Since 2006, Dart has brought an aggressive yet innovative approach to law enforcement. Dart recently was featured on 60 Minutes where he discussed mental illness in prisons and his unique efforts to reform the Cook County Jail.

Loyola’s School of Law and School of Education are now offering a JD/MEd in Law and Education Policy. The dual degree program brings together Loyola's expertise in education policy studies, education law, and the legal rights of children. LEARN MORE

Commencement exercises for the School of Law will begin at 11 a.m. on Saturday, May 13. READ MORE

Loyola University Chicago’s received an “A” letter grade for best law school experience from The International Jurist magazine for its International LLM programs. READ MORE

Loyola University Chicago’s nationally acclaimed Beazley Institute for Health Law and Policy is pleased to invite original research submissions for its inaugural Wiet Life Science Law Scholars Conference on Friday, October 13, 2017. READ MORE

Professor Ryan Meade, director of Loyola’s Center for Compliance Studies, was featured in the April 2017 issue of Compliance & Ethics Professional, a publication of the Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics.

Loyola is committed to ensuring that a quality legal education is attainable READ MORE

Loyola students recently participated in a week-long field study in Chile. Since 2003, Loyola has partnered with the Universidad Alberto Hurtado, a Jesuit school in Santiago, to host research visits over spring break. Loyola students Brian Huff, Neda Tolooi, Laura Garcia, Caitlin Cervenka and Tony Wadas, along with Professors Anne-Marie Rhodes and Thomas Haney, are pictured at the Centro de Justicia, the central criminal court of Santiago.

Loyola University Chicago is #33 on The National Law Journal’s 2017 list of top 50 Go-To Law Schools for new associate hiring in the country’s largest law firms. In placing alumni in major law firms, Loyola was listed as one of the schools that significantly outperformed its 2016 U.S. News & World Report ranking. Loyola was also one of the 50 law schools to see the most alumni promoted to partner in 2016, with 12 promotions.

Prolific legal scholar, visionary educator, and beloved professor Michael J. Kaufman appointed School of Law dean. READ MORE

After a brief legal career as a corporate associate, Carey Cooper (JD ’81), left the practice of law to pursue a business career. His latest restaurant venture, Lyfe Kitchen, located at the corner of State and Pearson, has brought Cooper back on campus. READ MORE

Jessica Pedersen and Collin Kurtenbach have won the Evan A. Evans Constitutional Law Moot Court Competition held in Madison, Wisconsin. The Loyola team beat out 20 teams from across the country to win the championship.

Prize-winning novelist Colson Whitehead recently spoke to students and faculty at the School of Law about his work as a writer and his award-winning book, The Underground Railroad, about a young slave who escapes a Georgia planation.

Loyola team members Payal Patel, Sarah Stewart, and Jocelyn Chancellor were semi-finalist at the 8th Annual Transactional Law Meet Competition held at University Missouri-Kansas City School of Law in February.

Loyola was runner-up in the Philip C. Jessup US Midwest Regional Moot Court Competition and will compete this spring in the international round in Washington DC.

Loyola earns second and third place and wins Best Oralist Award at the Saul Lefkowitz Moot Court Competition. LEARN MORE

Karen A. Shaw, director of Loyola’s Graduate Legal Studies, has been appointed secretary of the AALS Section on Post-Graduate Legal Education.

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito will join Loyola this summer as a guest lecturer in Rome, Italy. LEARN MORE

Loyola has expanded its Rule of Law for Development (PROLAW) program in Rome, Italy. The program will now include a one-year practice-oriented master’s degree for non-lawyers. LEARN MORE

Apply now for Fall 2017 JD admission LEARN MORE

Heather Nelson spent several years teaching Spanish to low-income students in Oakland, California, and Washington, DC. Now, she’s a Civitas ChildLaw Fellow and the 2016 School of Law President's Medallion recipient.

Register now for an online info session on November 29 at 1:30 pm (CT).

Loyola law alumna and Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan (JD ’94) was honored by the Illinois Bar Foundation with the 2016 Distinguished Award for Excellence at its recent Gala. READ MORE

Phil Angelides, who served as chair of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission that presented a report on the causes of the financial economic crisis of 2008 to the President and Congress in 2011, delivered a special luncheon address at Loyola’s Institute for Investor Protection Conference. Speakers at the conference focused on the impact of criminal activity within the financial sector and the special role that lawyers can play in protecting investors. LEARN MORE

Loyola’s nationally renowned trial advocacy program continues to take top honors. Meet our 2016-17 mock trial teams. LEARN MORE

Professor Diane Geraghty, Loyola’s A. Kathleen Beazley Chair in Children’s Law and director of the Civitas ChildLaw Center, along with her husband, Thomas Geraghty, Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, were recently honored by UNICEF for their local and international contributions to improving the lives of children. READ MORE

The Loyola University Chicago Law Journal is edited and managed entirely by students and publishes the work of distinguished writers, including academics, practitioners, and judges. Meet the 2016-17 executive board. LEARN MORE

Loyola boasts one of the nation’s most robust course offerings in the area of compliance. On September 22, Loyola launched the first student-run law journal dedicated solely to regulatory and compliance issues. READ MORE

Loyola welcomes Jordan Paradise to its full-time law faculty. She brings to the School of Law and the Beazley Institute for Health Law and Policy years of expertise in the life sciences realm. Her recent scholarly work addresses diverse legal and ethical issues of technologies, including nanotechnology, synthetic biology, biosimilars, precision medicine, and gene editing.

Loyola’s Seventh Annual Constitutional Law Colloquium with more than 100 constitutional law scholars will take place at the School of Law Friday, Nov. 4 – Saturday, Nov. 5. Reva Siegel, Yale Law School’s Nicholad deB. Katzenbach Professor of Law, will deliver the keynote address. LEARN MORE

Iconic civil rights leader and activist Rep. John Lewis (D-GA) spoke at the School of Law about the Civil Rights Movement and the final volume of the March trilogy he coauthored with Andrew Ayden. “I am very optimistic about the future of this country,” he said to Loyola students and faculty. “Together we will create a loving community.”

Amanda Walsh (MSW ’14, JD ’15) receives fellowship for her work to create first behavioral health-legal partnership in Illinois. READ MORE

Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan (JD ’94, left) and Ignazio Caramazza (right), the former attorney general of Italy, were special guest lecturers this summer at Loyola’s Study Law Abroad Program in Rome. They are pictured with Assistant Dean Jean Gaspardo, who has served as director of the Rome program since 1991.

Loyola’s new president is a lifelong educator and a lawyer. READ MORE

A new casebook coauthored by Interim Dean Michael Kaufman provides an analytical and practical framework addressing the key subjects in securities litigation.

Join us on Tuesday, August 16, to learn how our brains manage emotion, make decisions, and analyze the behavior of another person. Professional Responsibility credit will be offered.

International scholar James Gathii, Loyola’s Wing-Tat Lee Chair in International Law, launched his new book, The Contested Empowerment of Kenya’s Judiciary 2010-2015: A Historical Institutional Analysis, at a special celebration in Nairobi on June 10.

Emily Benfer, clinical professor of law and director of Loyola’s Health Justice Project, recently was honored by the Erie Family Health Center with the Health Innovator Award at its 2016 Annual Luncheon.

From Peace Corps to PROLAW, David Saldivar (LLM ’13) transitions to international development LEARN MORE

Sonia Antolec (JD '07) shares what she likes best about the practice of law LEARN MORE

Meet the law students who spent spring break helping immigrants in U.S. detention centers LEARN MORE■THEIR EXPERIENCE

Margaret Moses discusses her passion for international arbitration LEARN MORE

Prof Sam Brunson weighs in on tax law and ties LEARN MORE

Jacqueline Collins juggles career and law school at Loyola LEARN MORE

Interprofessional courses benefit students, clients LEARN MORE

Meet Loyola’s incoming class of exceptional law students LEARN MORE

Mediation expert shares tips for successful lawyering LEARN MORE

Loyola’s Civitas ChildLaw Center alumni are leading the way in advocacy LEARN MORE

Patricia Lee is the Randy L. and Melvin R. Berlin Professor of Business Law and executive director of the Business Law Center. LEARN MORE

Loyola takes top honors at trial advocacy Tournament of Champions LEARN MORE

Loyola law graduates take action to improve their communities LEARN MORE

Weekend JD student prepares for a new career LEARN MORE

Environmental law expert Carmen Gonzalez joins Loyola this fall LEARN MORE

Julie Campbell awarded prestigious LLM fellowship in health law LEARN MORE

Loyola law faculty scholarship turns knowledge into action LEARN MORE

New professorship honors Loyola legend LEARN MORE

Alisa Muzergues (LLM '17) uses her training to make positive change LEARN MORE

3L Carly Helman receives top Loyola honor LEARN MORE

Advocacy is the heart of a legal education at Loyola. LEARN MORE

Assoc. Dean Jim Faught (JD ’76) celebrates career milestone LEARN MORE

Simon Megally applies lessons from the soccer field to the classroom LEARN MORE

Paralegal Nicole Bieganski tackles the Weekend JD program while working full time LEARN MORE

Ruddy Abam hones her courtroom skills as a student competitor LEARN MORE

Professor Kalyani Robbins teaches courses in environmental and natural resources law LEARN MORE

Loyola law profs bring their research expertise into the classroom LEARN MORE

Professor Anita Weinberg encourages students to embrace social justice work as a lifelong commitment LEARN MORE

Kevin Lichtenberg says it’s his job “to make the law accessible and tangible to my clients and their families.” LEARN MORE

Harrison Mbori (LLM '16) returns to Loyola for an SJD LEARN MORE

Loyola is helping veterans with legal representation and the transition back to civilian life. LEARN MORE

Law students help others during the coronavirus crisis LEARN MORE

Rae Kyritsi (JD '12) returns "home" to serve as an adjunct faculty member and coach LEARN MORE

Professor John Dehn uses his military experience to encourage students to work for the greater good LEARN MORE

At Loyola, students tailor their learning experiences to their goals. LEARN MORE

Professor James Hagy encourages students to call on their own experiences to solve client problems LEARN MORE

Jim Argionis (BA ’92, JD ’95) says “It’s always been in my blood to help those around me.” LEARN MORE

Scholarship recipients prepare to take on the world LEARN MORE

Professor Jeffrey L. Kwall shares why every budding lawyer must learn tax law LEARN MORE

First-generation law student B. Alvarez aims to be a community-minded lawyer in everything she does LEARN MORE

Top stories from the past year highlight our strengths as a community LEARN MORE

Renowned criminal defense lawyer Dean Strang joins Loyola’s faculty LEARN MORE

Buhlebenkosi Nxumalo (LLM ’16) works to put people at the center of land governance LEARN MORE

Health law graduates lead the way at major healthcare organizations LEARN MORE

Immigration lawyer Tess Feldman (JD ’12) serves clients whose very lives are endangered in their home countries LEARN MORE

Jahnee’ Hughes takes the helm of Loyola’s Student Bar Association LEARN MORE

Professor Carmen G. Gonzalez shares why climate change is a social justice matter and why every lawyer should care LEARN MORE

Law students assist immigrants being held in Arizona detention centers LEARN MORE

Nubia Willman (JD ’10) represents vulnerable communities in her mayor-appointed role serving Chicago immigrants LEARN MORE

Learn how faculty members advance justice through scholarship that matters. LEARN MORE

Theresa Cross (LLM ’19) changed careers, thanks to Loyola’s Master of Laws in Health Law program LEARN MORE

Rebecca Bavlsik is awarded a Loyola President’s Medallion for her commitment to leadership, scholarship, and service. LEARN MORE

With a $6 million gift, Trustee Barry McCabe expands Loyola’s global influence at a critical time LEARN MORE

As director of the Professional Identity Formation course, Carla Kupe aims to generate a deeper understanding of systemic oppression LEARN MORE

Yunge Li studies health care and compliance law to better serve patients LEARN MORE

Andra Popa (JD ’02, LLM ’05) champions good visual design to demystify compliance requirements LEARN MORE

Assistant professor Charlotte Tschider uses experiential knowledge in cybersecurity, privacy, and health law to approach problems posed by ever-evolving technology LEARN MORE

During the pandemic, alumni employers help students gain unique work experiences LEARN MORE

Janea Hawkins (JD ’13) helps teams establish policies to protect and create jobs LEARN MORE

Seventeen years navigating U.S. citizenship process inspired Nemaei to pursue law LEARN MORE

In spite of the pandemic, Makeda Yeshaneh (LLM'20) applied the skills she gained in the PROLAW program to her internship at the World Bank Legal Vice Presidency. LEARN MORE

Journalist Kelly Cannon (JD ’16) covers COVID-19, bringing awareness to underreported issues about the pandemic LEARN MORE

Josie Gough supports students as assistant dean of the Office of Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity LEARN MORE

Sue Bowman (MJ ’11) improves patient care through policy advocacy LEARN MORE

Daihana Estrada uses her life experience to help others LEARN MORE

Cameron Webb (JD ‘12), MD, serves as the Biden administration’s senior policy advisor for COVID-19 equity LEARN MORE

Radhika Sutherland (JD ’21) says Loyola helped her find community and build the skills she needs to “do something good.” LEARN MORE

The School of Law thanks Dean Michael J. Kaufman for his 35 years of dedicated service LEARN MORE

The School of Law thanks Dean Michael J. Kaufman for his 35 years of dedicated service LEARN MORE

Clinical psychologist Barbara Bear pursues an MJ in Children's Law & Policy to better serve kids in court LEARN MORE

Cecelia Towns-Scott explores new career paths through the Weekend JD program LEARN MORE

Radhika Sutherland (JD ’21) says Loyola helped her find community and build the skills she needs to “do something good.” LEARN MORE

Paul Hletko (JD ‘96) founded and runs award-winning FEW Spirits in Evanston LEARN MORE

Fernando Hernandez Paredes (JD ’21) gained leadership skills through student involvement LEARN MORE

Top stories from the past academic year highlight our strengths as a community LEARN MORE

Experienced litigator and law school administrator Zelda B. Harris takes the helm LEARN MORE

Rodin Fellows find meaningful work experiences for life after law school LEARN MORE

Chlece Walker-Neal-Murray (MSW/JD ’13, MS ’18) brings a client-driven approach to her work LEARN MORE

Michael Alkaraki (JD ’06) teaches and mentors Loyola students READ MORE

Michael Alkaraki (JD ’06) teaches and mentors Loyola students READ MORE

Paola Vargas Daly was working in public health research when she felt a nudge to do something else. READ MORE

Learn how faculty members advance justice through scholarship that matters. LEARN MORE

Zachary Ziliak (JD ’06) didn’t expect to build a law career—and now he champions students and alumni alike READ MORE

Associate Dean Sacha Coupet partners with faculty to fulfill the law school’s anti-racist calling LEARN MORE

Compliance students Constance Farmer and Sanghamitra Saha expand their professional networks LEARN MORE

Mikaila John is president of Loyola’s Student Bar Association LEARN MORE

Chlece Walker-Neal-Murray (MSW/JD ’13, MS ’18) brings a client-driven approach to her work LEARN MORE

Student Malachy Schrobilgen’s research for immigrant rights earned publication in an Ivy League journal LEARN MORE

Deirdre Weiss (MJ ’19) discovers wide interest in her thesis findings LEARN MORE

Top-ranked program provides flexibility for working professionals LEARN MORE

Martha A. Sabol (JD ’99) is a shareholder and serves as co-chair of the Global Gaming Practice and the Global Women's Initiative at Greenberg Traurig (GT) in Chicago. READ MORE

Timothy J. Stephens, Jr. (MJ ’20) had a bout with cancer and came out the other side wondering “what I could do to make the most of the second opportunity I’d been given." READ MORE

3L Sarah Free receives top Loyola honor LEARN MORE

Adrienne D. Mebane (LLM ’18) is director of the Dan K. Webb Center for Advocacy READ MORE

Agrismary Santiago finds her niche in advocating for workers READ MORE

Aisha Cornelius Edwards (JD ’05) teaches the popular course Abolition and Movement Lawyering READ MORE

Health law MJ student Alexis Chapple-Falleroni served as Chicago Bears’ COVID-19 nurse READ MORE

Alissa Jubelirer (JD ’00) is reaping success as the founder of a growing cannabis company READ MORE

2022 School of Law awards honor Laura Caldwell, Josie Gough, Katie Vannucci, and Brian R. McKillip READ MORE

Amanda Walsh (MSW ’14, JD ’15, LLM ’16) champions mental health supports for kids and families READ MORE

Amy Ridgeway (JD ’23) thrives as a federal clerk READ MORE

Scholarship recipient Andy Vanden Busch plans a career in education policy LEARN MORE

Experienced nurse practitioner Anne Stoltenberg pursues an MJ in Health Law LEARN MORE

Anu Dairkee (JD ’23) makes the case for good health policies in her Harvard Law fellowship READ MORE

Professor Blanche Bong Cook shapes the discourse on sex trafficking and victims’ rights READ MORE

Cara Sawyer says a passion for the environment informs everything she does READ MORE

Three students describe why they changed their career paths to attend law school LEARN MORE

As Castillo Scholars, Loyola students mentor underrepresented applicants to law school LEARN MORE

Charlene Echeverria Burciaga prepares for a community-minded career LEARN MORE

Christina Conroy collects war-crime evidence for Ukraine READ MORE

Former Corboy Fellows Radiance Ward and Anne-Claire Cronin coach today’s teams READ MORE

Weekend JD student and naval officer D’Mia Spivey knows the rewards of hard work READ MORE

Tania Luma brings a community-centered approach as DEI dean READ MORE

Assistant Dean Ellen Douglas preps students for bar exam passage READ MORE

Emily Waltz loves the thrill of mastering tax law puzzles LEARN MORE

Sports agent Erik Kabe (JD ’14) helps NBA players maximize their potential READ MORE

Through externships, students gain real-life, hands-on professional experience READ MORE

School of Law faculty members contribute to a deeper understanding of law through a commitment to transformation, intersectionality, and anti-subordination. LEARN MORE

Professor Jeannine Bell is an expert on policing and hate crimes READ MORE

Dr. Felicity Fishman is earning her MJ in Health Law READ MORE