…livestreamed and available for public viewing at law.fordham.edu/DiplomaCeremony. Dean Matthew Diller and Fordham University President, Rev. Joseph M. McShane, S.J., will confer degrees on 568 graduates – 408 of whom…
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…office. Keith Styrcula ’91 was appointed to the strategic advisory committee for DelphX Capital Markets Inc. Jennifer Jones Austin ’93 was named chairwoman of the New York City racial-justice commission…
Fordham Law Review and newly appointed Editor-in-Chief Tatiana Hyman were included in a Law.com article highlighting the record number of Black students in leadership roles at law reviews. Read the…
…in Kashmir’s current events. “I think it’s been an important movement that has spurred—at least my community in diaspora and my community in Kashmir—to reckon with the anti-Blackness that’s endemic…
…that’s not the case. We want as many people to come to them as possible because we want to help as many students as possible, no matter the event topic….
…Section 230 with various media outlets as issues regarding social media and internet free speech continue to be discussed and debated amongst lawmakers. MIT Technology Review Politifact Bakersfield.com Roll Call…
Law.com highlighted Fordham Law School in its analysis of how three law schools are taking steps to combat systemic racism and build anti-racist communities. Eight months ago, law schools across…
…a consequence of their prosecutions. This is where too many prosecutors fail. Indeed, prosecutions often leave defendants and communities worse, especially Black and poor communities and defendants. Resultantly, Black communities…
…social distancing. “We were determined to celebrate Dr. King’s legacy with a meaningful community service project that addressed food insecurity during the pandemic. At Fordham Law, we remain committed to…
…and uphold the rule of law and access to justice in support of a fair society and the public interest in our community, our nation, and throughout the world. www.nycbar.org…