Professorship Dinner Duke Law School held a Professorship Dinner on October 26, 2023, to honor named professors and celebrate donors of endowed professorships. The event provided an opportunity to express gratitude and celebrate our wonderful donors and professors who...
Recent graduates have secured a Supreme Court clerkship, a DOJ Bristow Fellowship, and a clerkship with Europe’s highest court, among other honors.
Masthead Summer 2022Volume 41, Number 1 DeanKerry Abrams Executive Director of CommunicationsAndrew Park EditorFrances Presma Contributing writersMaria BajgainJeannie NaujeckAndrew ParkFrances PresmaSean RoweMelinda Vaughn Art Direction & DesignMarc Harkness...
John Weistart and Denise Thorpe ’90: Advocating for Lithuania’s children By Ieva Giedrimaite Professor Emeritus John Weistart and his wife, Denise Thorpe ’90, have been, for more than a decade, deeply engaged with Lithuanian children who, due to family trauma or loss,...
Haywood retires Jan. 31 after serving as assistant to four deans, in the Office of Alumni and Development, and as an anchor for many in the Duke Law community.
Willie George Shaw was released on Jan. 19 after serving nearly six years in prison following an Alford plea for a crime he didn’t commit.
Jennifer Maher and Oleg Kobelev are working closely together as the Office of International Studies, which oversees the LLM, SJD, and visiting scholars programs, transitions to its third leader in almost 40 years.
Students, faculty, and alumni reflected on Justice Ginsburg’s legal, cultural, and personal impact during an online tribute.
The clinic’s work with three partner organizations led to new rules for testing and removing lead from water at N.C. childcare centers.
Report warns that financial markets are exposed to the downstream effects of climate change due to lack of disclosure requirements.
Third Circuit ruling secures the evidentiary hearing the clinic’s client has sought for more than 20 years.
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