Law Students Examine Americans’ Right to Vote
The Voting Rights and Policy residency examines the Voting Rights Act's origins and impact, and the ongoing challenges related to protecting Americans’ right to vote.
Joanne Mahoney ’87, L’90 Named College of Law Commencement Speaker
The former Onondaga County executive and current SUNY ESF president will address the Class of 2026 on May 8.
Law Professor Receives National Legal Education Award
Kelly Curtis was recognized by the American Association of Law Schools for her exceptional contributions to student support and academic programming.
College of Law Holds First AI Residency Program
Students gained new skills, discussed ethical questions and emerged with a sense of urgency to keep pace with this booming technology.
Faculty to Participate in 2026 Academic Leaders Network
Five faculty members will participate in the annual program featuring virtual and on-site sessions throughout 2026.
Provost’s Advisory Committee on Promotion and Tenure Adds 6
Members advise the vice chancellor, provost and chief academic officer and work to ensure consistent promotion and tenure processes.
Advocating for Disability Rights in Higher Education
Mary J. Goodwin-Oquendo L’09 credits the College of Law for empowering her to found the Goodwin-Oquendo Law Firm, which champions disability civil rights.
Professional Lax Player Celebrates Win Through JDinteractive Program
The program allows Ginny Capicchioni L’27 to stay in the game while advancing her education.
Law Assistant Dean Lily Yan Hughes Wins NAPABA’s Honor
The Daniel K. Inouye Trailblazer Award from the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association honors Hughes' achievements.
Vice Admiral Responds to 2025 US National Security Strategy
Retired Vice Admiral Robert Murrett says the strategy represents a major shift in U.S. policy that could have long-term global implications and create near-term security
Law Students Intern With Judges Through Sotomayor Program
Three Syracuse law students spent the summer working for judges in New York courts and met Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor.
Student Explores Sports and Entertainment Law Through Alumni-Founded Firm
Jill Nelsen L'27 gained hands-on experience for NIL rules and intellectual property issues while building professional network in sports and fashion.
Supreme Court Case Could Reshape Internet Service Provider Responsibilities
The Supreme Court is weighing a copyright case that could determine how much internet service providers must do to police copyright infringement on their networks.
Expert Available: What Is a War Crime?
Syracuse law professor Cora True‑Frost offers expert insight into international humanitarian law and recent war crime allegations.
Legal Expert Available on Rights of Older Adults
Syracuse law professor is available to explain senior legal protections, including guardianship issues, advance directives and elder abuse prevention.
Syracuse Law Professor Analyzes Trump’s Threatened $1B Lawsuit Against BBC
President Trump’s threat to sue the BBC for $1 billion over its Jan. 6 documentary raises questions about defamation law and free speech. College of
Increased Military Presence in the Caribbean
Retired Vice Admiral Robert Murrett, professor of practice in the Maxwell School and deputy director of the Institute for Security Policy and Law, shared his
Community Review Board Welcomes New Leadership
Third-year law student Lindsey Oliver will serve as chair and School of Education associate professor Stefanie Pilkay will serve as vice chair.
