Nearly sixty first, second and third-year students at Duke Law participated in community service activities throughout the southeastern United States over their early March break. The trips, which took students to Georgia, Louisiana, Florida, Kentucky and Mississippi, are organized by … Continue reading
On January 7th, Duke Law School announced that Stanley A. Star ’61 and Elizabeth Star had given a $5 million contribution to the school in hopes of inspiring further gifts from the Law School’s alumni and friends. The Stars have … Continue reading
This spring, Duke Law is offering two new courses for students looking to learn more about human rights law and international investment. The first of the new courses, titled “Human Rights Advocacy,” will be taught by Deena Hurwitz who serves … Continue reading
For the applicants who have recently opened a calendar to plot out the next few months only to realize they can’t possibly fit in campus visits on top of jobs, school and personal statements, never fear! It’s true that traveling … Continue reading
For those applicants looking for some fun summer reading that has the added benefit of enhancing your law school applications, the archives of student newspapers are a wonderful resource that is well worth exploring. Student papers often offer excellent insight … Continue reading
Last month, Duke Law School announced that a team of four 3Ls from the school’s Appellate Litigation Clinic played an instrumental role in helping a clinic client win his appeal against the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). The client, a commercial … Continue reading
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