Marc O. DeGirolami Is Installed As The Inaugural Cary Fields ‘86HON Professor Of Law
On October 2, 2019, faculty, students, alumni, administrators, family, and friends came together to celebrate the installation of Marc O. DeGirolami as St. John’s inaugural Cary Fields ‘86HON...
Celebrating Sixty Years of Service at St. John’s
During the six decades he has devoted to St. John’s University, John P. “Jack” Clarke, Esq. ’55CBA, ’57L , has successfully helmed a wide array of challenging roles, including as teacher of an...
Center For Law and Religion Hosts Conversation On SCOTUS Church-and-State Cases
Earlier this month, the Center for Law and Religion at St. John’s Law hosted a conversation with Hon. Kyle Duncan of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit and Hon. Richard Sullivan of the U...
eSports Enthusiast Patrick Lee '20 Earns Prestigious IP Law Diversity Scholarship
Back in the day, street fighters faced off on sidewalks and in alleyways. Now they duke it out in the virtual worlds of Street Fighter 5, SoulCalibur 6, Tekken 7, and Mortal Kombat 11, among other...
St. John’s Law Welcomes a Diverse and Talented Incoming Class
With a look to their right and a look to their left, 259 J.D. and 39 LL.M. students officially became St. John’s Law classmates at the New Student Convocation held at the Law School on Monday, August...
Fighting Crime through Collaboration
Her journey to become the first woman to serve as Commissioner of the massive Suffolk County Police Department began when Geraldine Hart ’95L was in the fifth grade and on a class trip to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Headquarters in Washington, D.C.
Summer Seminar Students Learn to Lawyer Across Borders
They call Canada, China, Italy, Japan, Kazakhstan, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, and the United Kingdom home. But on Thursday evenings this summer, you’ll find the nine LL.M. and J.D. students in a...
As a Law Student, Mentor, and Teacher, Pharoah Sutton-Jackson '21 Pays It Forward
For rising 2L Pharoah Sutton-Jackson, mentoring others is a way of paying it forward
From Duberstein to BigLaw: Andrew Butler ‘17LL.M. Builds a Rewarding Career in Bankruptcy Law
When he and his teammates from Regent University School of Law arrived in New York City for the Duberstein Bankruptcy Moot Court Competition, Andrew Butler had no idea that it was going to be a life...
Allyson Rivard ’20 Finds Her Calling Through The Law School’s Public Interest Center
Working as a high school special education teacher, Ally Rivard would attend meetings between parents and school officials charged with allocating student services. “A lot of times, the parents didn’t...