The School of Law co-sponsored the "Cuban Voices: Rights, Reality, and the Rule of Law" program, which included a panel discussion moderated by Interim Dean Patricia Sánchez Abril.
The School of Law hosted a weeklong Human Rights in the Americas Symposium featuring the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights.
Professor Stotzky is a human rights law expert and the author of two books on Haiti.
preLaw and National Jurist magazines spotlight the school's pioneering AI lab and award A- grades in five key practice areas and success in law firm employment.
The weeklong event will feature hearings by the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights and expert panels on critical issues facing the Americas.
Students from the Human Rights Clinic received the CLEA Outstanding Team award, while Gregory Beeson and Eyga Williamson earned the CLEA Outstanding Externship Student Award.
Professor Caroline Bettinger-López’s scholarship, practice, and teaching deal with international human rights law and policy advocacy.
Human Rights in the Field: students interested in human rights visit tomato fields and workers' coalition in Immokalee.
Tamar Ezer’s research focuses on the intersection of health and human rights, housing and homelessness, access to justice, women’s rights, children’s rights, and human rights pedagogy.
Law students collaborate with a Chicago art project that connects professional artists with artists who have lived experience of homelessness.
The online event gathered experts on gender justice and international law to take stock of how the Biden-Harris administration has approached gender justice.
The legal education magazine has once again singled the law school out for accolades in their Back-to-School 2024 issue.
Health law and human rights expert Tamar Ezer presents two lectures in Barcelona.
A collaboration on a racial justice assessment in Miami-Dade County revealed critical insights, leading to a Miami Law student presenting in Geneva.
The speaker series presents the 12th Annual Louis Henkin Lecture on Human Rights which brings Julissa Reynoso, former U.S. Ambassador to Spain and Andorra, to the School of Law.