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Soia Mentschikoff reformed how the United States does business and led the way for later generations of women in law
Jason Kelly
Justin Driver and Merrick Garland
Legal education The judiciary
Four Alumni to Clerk on SCOTUS Next Term as Overall Clerkship Numbers Continue Record Growth
At Least One Law School Alum has Clerked on the Supreme Court Every Year Since 1972
By Becky Beaupre Gillespie
From left: Kristin Levin, ’19; Alisha Patel, ’19; Walter Pelton, ’19; Chapter President Eric Wessan, ’19, winner of the Patrick Henry Award for Leadership; Jeremy Rozansky, ’19; Samuel Bray, ’05, winner of the Joseph Story Award; and Lee Liberman Otis, ’83, a founding director of the Federalist Society, a founder of the Chicago chapter, and the national organization's senior vice president and faculty division director.
Student awards
Law School Federalist Society Wins National Chapter of the Year
By Becky Beaupre Gillespie
Hill Pickens, ’21, Earns Public Interest Labor Law Fellowship
Law School Communications
Beth Mcnab
Opening a Door to Legal Academia
New Student-Led Symposium by Chicago Journal of International Law Highlights Student Scholars, Faculty Engagement
Whittney Barth, ’19
A panel featuring (from left) Lecturer Adam Mortara, ’01, Fifth Circuit Judge James C. Ho, ’99, and Jonathan Mitchell, ’01, discussed affirmative action.
Understanding the New Legal Landscape
Second Annual Federalist Society Symposium Featured Panels on Affirmative Action, Religious Liberty, and Administrative Law
By Sarah Welch, ’19
Justin Kelley, '20, and Soheil Ebadat, '20, the founders of Airspace, working in the Green Lounge.
Innovation
Law School Entrepreneurs Soheil Ebadat and Justin Kelley Advance to Semifinals in Polsky’s New Venture Challenge
Becky Beaupre Gillespie
Gertrude Petersen and her grandson Barry Frett, '19
February’s Pro Bono Volunteer of the Month was Inspired by his Grandma
Barry Frett, '19, on his Work with the Center for Disability and Elder Law
Stephen Spector, ’19
Jennifer Nou teaches from a lectern
Coase Lecture Explores the Role of Agency Heads
Claire Stamler-Goody
Augusta Read Thomas and Spektral Quarter
Bringing Music and Law Together
Spektral Quartet, Martha Nussbaum, and Augusta Read Thomas Appear at Inaugural Event by Law Students for the Creative Arts
By Chelsea Kendall, ’19
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