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Creating a Path to Judicial Clerkships
Our programs and resources show commitment to public law opportunities.
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Notre Dame Law in Chicago
Opportunity for semester long externships in one of the nation's largest legal markets.
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International Programs and Studies in Global Law
Prepare to practice law in a wide array of transnational contexts.
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Financial Options for Public Service Careers
Our Loan Repayment Assistance Program may help ease financial concerns for those pursuing public service jobs.
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Dual Degree Programs: Earn both a JD and an MBA in a total of three years.
Events
Thu Apr 17, 2014
Book Series: Talent Wants to Be Free by Professor Orly Lobel
When: Thu Apr 17, 2014, 12:30PM
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1:30PM
Location: Faculty Meeting Room
Building a New Afghan Legal System
When: Thu Apr 17, 2014, 12:30PM
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1:30PM
Location: Room 3140
Tue Apr 22, 2014
Cybersecurity and Human Rights
When: Tue Apr 22, 2014, 12:30PM
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1:30PM
Location: Room 3140
News
NDLS Professor Garners Singular Honor
NDLS Professor A.J. Bellia Jr. has been honored by the Virginia Law Review for co-authoring (with George Washington University Law Professor Bradford R. Clark) one of the most influential articles published by the Virginia Law Review in the past 100 years.
Luz Herrera Accepts Graciela Olivarez Award
The Hispanic Law Student Association presented this year’s Graciela Olivarez Award to Luz Herrera.
Associate Justice Samuel Alito Visits NDLS
U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. was at Notre Dame Law School April 10 as the Judge James J. Clynes Visiting Chair.
Christopher Stewart Awarded Lardy Fellowship
Dean Nell Jessup Newton has announced that the Peter Lardy Memorial Fellowship for the 2014-2015 academic year has been awarded to 2L Christopher Stewart. Stewart’s name will now be added to the Lardy Fellowship plaque’s list of recipients, which includes 2013-2014 Fellow Armando Cordoves and extends back to the first recipient, John F. Ready, in 1976.
Top Human Rights Lawyers, Scholars Meet at NDLS
The Center for Civil and Human Rights, with the generous support of the Kellogg Institute for International Studies, gathered a distinguished panel of human rights lawyers, scholars, diplomats, and judges involved with the Inter-American Human Rights System. Convened in private, these closed-door meetings provided an opportunity for frank, honest discussion around challenges facing the System, and began an on-going conversation about its structural needs.