Diverse Education Interviews Professor Nina Kohn About Online J.D./M.B.A. Program

“We wanted to take advantage of that synergy and bring that joint program that we have had residentially for decades to students online.”

Student Attorneys Adapt to COVID-19 Changes by Representing Veterans at Virtual Board Hearings

Amid changes dictated by the current global pandemic, student attorneys at the Betty and Michael D. Wohl Veterans Legal Clinic (VLC) are learning first-hand what it means to adapt and evolve to a new way of practicing law ...

Letter to Students from Dean Boise Regarding Events in Washington, DC, Jan. 6, 2021

Dear College of Law Students,

Each of you came to Syracuse to learn the law. You were no doubt driven by various conceptions of what the law means, whether our laws are just—or justly applied—or what a career in the law might look like for you ...

Professor William C. Banks Comments on the Capitol Hill Riot

“It’s quite an ironic and disturbing spectacle to have the president of the United States engage in sedition,” said Banks. “That is in violent, illegal attempts to overthrow the government of the United States.”

College of Law Faculty to Participate in Society of Socio-Economists Annual Meeting

Several College of Law faculty members will be among the participants in the 2021 Society of Socio-Economists (SOS) Annual Meeting. Hosted by the College of Law and titled “Pressing Social Issues,” the meeting will take place via Zoom on Jan. 10, 2021.