Christopher Bryant was recently elected the first African-American editor of the Duke Law Review. Read More
Q & A with Christopher Bryant, Editor-in-Chief, Duke Law Journal, Volume 63
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Mother of Trayvon Martin and Attorney, Benjamin Crump Visit Howard University School of Law
On March 7, Howard University School of Law students and faculty welcomed Sybrina Fulton, the mother of Trayvon Martin and family attorney, Benjamin Crump. Read More
Best Moments In Pictures & Words From NBLSA 2013 Convention – Atlanta
Our goal is to ensure your events live beyond the moment. Last week, we attended the National Black Law Students Association 2013 Convention in Atlanta, Georgia. We captured NBLSA attendee tweets and photos on Storify. … Read More
Spotlight: MCCA Announces Lloyd M. Johnson, Jr. Scholarship Winners
The Minority Corporate Counsel Association, Inc. (MCCA) has announced the recipients of its Class of 2015 Lloyd M. Johnson, Jr. Scholarships. Winners will receive $10,000 scholarships for law school education. The Lloyd M. Johnson, Jr. Scholarship … Read More
National Bar Assoc. Gertrude E. Rush Awards Dinner
The National Bar Association will host the 33rd Annual Gertrude E. Rush Awards Dinner. Honorees are: Karol Corbin Walker Shareholder LeClairRyan Hon. Allen J. Webster, Jr. Superior Court Judge State of California, County of Los … Read More
Society of American Law Teachers Conf – Photos and Recap
Legal professors, administrators, and professionals met recently in Washington, DC to discuss strategies for diversifying the legal profession. The day-long event, presented by Washington College of Law and the Society of American Law School Teachers … Read More
CLEO – FREE Prelaw Seminars in Washington D.C.: March 23, 2013
The Ultimate Preparation to Help You Become a More Competitive Law School Applicant! Designed to identify, motivate and prepare students for a career in the legal profession. Committed students can learn how to successfully navigate … Read More
Atty Rawn James Jr. – Double V: How Wars, Protest, and Harry Truman Desegregated America’s Military
Yale University and Duke Law School alum, Rawn James Jr. discusses his new book on NPR’s Fresh Air. Listen here. In his new book, The Double V: How Wars, Protest and Harry Truman Desegregated America’s Military, … Read More
Oklahoma’s first black Chief Justice sworn in
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