Eck Hall of Law
In January 2009, Notre Dame Law School faculty, students, and staff moved into the Eck Hall of Law, a new building that combines the University’s storied charm and tradition with cutting-edge technology and significantly more space. > Read More
Eck Law Fellowship Challenge
Through his estate, Frank Eck, Sr. designated $5 million for a law fellowship challenge. The Eck estate will match dollar-for-dollar, up to a total of $5 million, each new gift and pledge designated for endowed law fellowships, through December 31, 2009. > Continue Story
Kyle Chamberlin ‘10
“Pursuing my professional degree at Notre Dame has afforded me the highest level of legal education without forcing me to sacrifice the multitude of other activities important to me. This wide range of life experience will no doubt make me a more effective attorney and, it is my hope, a valuable contributor to my community.” > Continue Story
Prof. Patricia Bellia
Chair, Faculty Board of Athletics
Patricia Bellia, the new chair of the University of Notre Dame’s Faculty Board on Athletics, has excelled at the highest levels of collegiate athletics and academics, giving her firsthand – and, for that matter, forehand – experience in her new position. > Continue Story
As Vice Consul at the U.S. Consulate in Rio de Janeiro, Kate Leahy’s responsibility will be immigration law—determining such things as who can receive passports and who is eligible for citizenship. “I’ll be making legal adjudications every day that require a great deal of discretion.” > Read Story
Yale Univ. Press Publishes Book by Prof. N. Garnett
Reuters interviews Prof. Mayer about non-profit/for-profit partnerships
Prof. O’Brien Delivers Hesburgh Lecture