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A Tale of Two Campuses: NDLS in London and South Bend

“Students who come to London do so because they appreciate the increasingly global aspects of practicing law in the United States,” explains Programme Director Geoffrey Bennett. > Read More

John Hurley feature

John J. Hurley ’81
24th president of Canisius College

On July 1, 2010, Notre Dame Law School alumnus John Hurley began his tenure as the first lay president of Canisius College in that institution’s 140-year history. He previously served as the college’s executive vice president and vice president for college relations. > Continue Story

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Wendy Tran ’12
Aspiring Public Interest Attorney

Half of Notre Dame Law School’s first-year class—92 students—spent several days last semester exploring public interest lawyering around the country through the GALILEE program. An acronym for Group Alternative Live-In Legal Education, GALILEE introduces Notre Dame law students to the legal problems of the urban poor in ways impossible to learn in the classroom. One participating student, Wendy Tran, recorded her thoughts throughout her experience at various agencies in Los Angeles. > Continue Story

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Daniel B. Kelly
Associate Professor of Law
Robert and Marion Short Scholar

Daniel B. Kelly is a promising scholar in property law and law and economics and has taken great strides to assist in developing the University’s law-and-economics curriculum. > Continue Story

Jose Reyes Ferriz

Jose Reyes Ferriz ’88
Mayor of Ciudad Juárez, Mexico

Jose Reyes Ferriz, the mayor of Ciudad Juárez, Mexico and a 1988 graduate of Notre Dame Law School’s LL.M. program, recently spoke with National Public Radio about his fight against the rampant violence plaguing his city. > Read Story