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Alexandra Cicala ‘27TCB, ‘29L Pursues a Career in Corporate Law Through St. John’s Interdisciplinary Business/Juris Doctor Program
As a high school student creating and debating policies with peer delegates at the Conference on National Affairs (CONA), Alexandra Cicala already knew she was interested in becoming a lawyer. Her...

Law Matters: A Conversation With Professor Martin J. LaFalce
Earlier this year, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani appointed Professor Martin J. LaFalce to the Mayor’s Advisory Committee on the Judiciary (MACJ). Professor LaFalce, a former Legal Aid Society...

Eleesia Hernandez ’28 Follows Her North Star to a Career in IP Law
At St. John’s Law, Eleesia Hernandez is pursuing a career in intellectual property (IP) law, guided by a North Star formed from the convergence of her curiosity about artificial intelligence (AI)...

Hunter Igoe ’20 Gives Back to the City He Loves
Hunter Igoe was raised upstate. But as a St. John’s Law student, he fell in love with New York City, seeing the good it does for millions of people who live and work there. The son of public servants...

Center for Race and Law to Welcome Its Inaugural Scholar in Residence
Next month, the Law School’s Center for Race and Law will welcome SMU Dedman School of Law Professor Carliss Chatman as its inaugural Scholar in Residence. The new program expands the Center’s efforts...

Law Matters: A Conversation With Professor Ashley B. Armstrong
Professor Ashley B. Armstrong is advancing the contextual case method from theory to practice, demonstrating how pairing judicial opinions with supplemental texts can give students a fuller...

Professor Philip Lee Helps Students Cultivate and Embrace Their Professional Identity
When Professor Philip Lee discusses the predatory lending that led to the 2008 financial crisis in his 1L Property class, he asks students if they know anyone who had a subprime mortgage. When...

Brothers Arthur Lynch ’88 and James Lynch ’91 Give Back to Honor St. John’s Law Family Ties
Arthur and Jim Lynch are proud of their St. John’s Law family tree, which spans five generations, starting with their grandfather, Arthur V. Lynch ’32, and grandmother, Elizabeth T. Lynch ’55...

Gregory W. Kehoe ’79, ‘05HON on Leading by Example
When trial lawyer Greg Kehoe became U.S. Attorney for the Middle District of Florida last year, it marked the latest milestone in a distinguished career guided by three enduring principles: follow the...

Maryann Canfield '92 Expands Access to Transformative Summer Fellowships
This summer, 140 students received substantial stipends for unpaid internships at nonprofit organizations and government agencies in New York and nationwide through the Law School's Summer Public...