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As Pro Bono Scholars Nine St. John’s Law 3Ls Pass the Bar Exam and Accelerate Their Careers
Last fall, nine St. John’s Law 3Ls came together to discuss Pulitzer Prize-winning author Matthew Desmond’s Poverty, by America. The book challenges readers to examine systems and policies that...

St. John's Law Celebrates Commencement 2025
From the beginning of their law school journey, the Class of 2025 was assured St. John's Law would equip them with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in the legal profession. Over the next...

St. John’s Professor John P. “Jack” Clarke ‘55CBA, ‘57L, ‘24HON Reflects on a Lifetime of Support
On an otherwise quiet March evening, the St. John’s Law cafeteria was buzzing with excitement. Walking through metallic streamers, Law School students, alumni, faculty, staff, and friends were met...

Abigail Drummond ’25 On Becoming a Justice-Driven Lawyer
Growing up in Jamaica, Queens, St. John’s Carnesecca Arena was a hallmark of community for Abigail Drummond. The famed venue will soon take on new meaning for her when she leads fellow graduates...

Kevin Wong ‘16 on His Role as a Taco Lawyer
On a Tuesday afternoon, you may find Kevin Wong reviewing a contract, refining intellectual property agreements, or taste testing the newest Steak & Queso Crunchwrap Sliders. Wong’s experiences have...

St. John’s Law Education Sets Leigh Pisane Cortez ‘00 Apart
Leigh Pisane Cortez knows what makes St. John’s Law unique. That unique education has provided her with a multitude of career opportunities, including her current role as an associate in Dechert’s...

St. John’s Law Students Spend Spring Break Serving the Greater Good
“Transformative” isn’t a word students usually use when talking about spring break. But that’s exactly how Kayla Dorancy ’26 describes the week she spent participating in the Public Interest Center’s...

A Peer-to-Peer Tutoring Program Thrives at St. John’s Law
Now in its third year, the Law School’s in-house tutoring program provides vital peer-to-peer support while fostering students’ sense of camaraderie and community. More than 30 tutors are available to...

Strokes of Innocence: Art, Advocacy, and the Fight for Justice
Art and justice intersected at Strokes of Innocence ; a powerful exhibition held at St. John’s University’s School of Law. The event, hosted by the Justice Initiative Center and supported through a...

St. John’s Law Answers the Call for Immigration Information Phone Bank Volunteers
The New York City Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs and Catholic Charities partnered recently to host a free immigration information phone bank to help New Yorkers access legal resources and...