College of Law

A three-dimensional satellite-style topographic map of the Middle East, showing the region's terrain, desert landscapes, mountain ranges, and surrounding bodies of water including the Persian Gulf, Red Sea, and Mediterranean Sea.

As Middle East Tensions Escalate, Syracuse Experts Weigh In

Syracuse University experts in Middle East history, national security and military affairs are available to provide commentary as conflict between U.S. and Israeli forces and

Vanessa Marquette March 2, 2026

Communications, Law & Policy

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Communications, Law & Policy

Syracuse University to Unveil Portrait of President Biden

An oil portrait of alumnus and 46th U.S. President Joseph R. Biden Jr. L'68, H’09 will go on permanent display in the College of Law’s

Robert Conrad Feb. 25, 2026

Communications, Law & Policy

Student behind camera in courtroom

Communications, Law & Policy

Broadcast and Law Students Work Together During Mock Trial

The collaborative effort involves broadcast and digital journalism students covering a mock trial run by students in the College of Law.

Keith Kobland Feb. 24, 2026

Two Ukrainian soldiers walk down a debris-strewn street lined with destroyed buildings and damaged trees, surveying the aftermath of heavy fighting in a residential area.

Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine at Year 4: Expert Perspectives

Four years after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Syracuse University experts examine the war’s trajectory, the durability of Western support, refugee policy shifts and the broader

Vanessa Marquette Feb. 20, 2026

New JDi Residency Examines Evolution of Immigration and Employment Law

Participants analyze the complex layers and legal frameworks behind the intersections of immigration and employment statutes and regulations.

Caroline K. Reff Feb. 19, 2026

New JDi Residency Examines Evolution of Immigration and Employment Law

Law Professor Elected to National Legal Association

As chair of the Association of American Law Schools' Women in Legal Education section, Katherine Macfarlane will provide leadership and mentorship.

Robert Conrad Feb. 18, 2026

Law Professor Elected to National Legal Association

Arctic Sentry: A Turning Point for NATO in the High North?

With NATO launching “Arctic Sentry,” Hon. James E. Baker is available to analyze what the move means for alliance cohesion and the Arctic as an

Vanessa Marquette Feb. 17, 2026

Arctic Sentry: A Turning Point for NATO in the High North?

College of Law’s 2025 Ultimate Bar Passage Rate Reaches 94%

The high rate of success reflects the impact of the college’s efforts in supporting its students from admission through the bar exam.

Robert Conrad Feb. 17, 2026

College of Law’s 2025 Ultimate Bar Passage Rate Reaches 94%

Advocacy Competitions Open Doors for Syracuse Law Graduate

Allison Carlos ’23, L’25 earned national recognition and mentorship through Syracuse Law's Advocacy Program and trial competitions.

Caroline K. Reff Feb. 13, 2026

Advocacy Competitions Open Doors for Syracuse Law Graduate

College of Law to Host Symposium on Americans with Disabilities Act, Universal Design

Participants will discuss, analyze and share strategies across diverse learning environments; registration is now open.

Robert Conrad Feb. 13, 2026

College of Law to Host Symposium on Americans with Disabilities Act, Universal Design

Law Students Examine Americans’ Right to Vote

The Voting Rights and Policy residency examines the Voting Rights Act's origins and impact, and the ongoing challenges related to protecting Americans’ right to vote.

Caroline K. Reff Feb. 2, 2026

Law Students Examine Americans’ Right to Vote

Joanne Mahoney ’87, L’90 Named College of Law Commencement Speaker

The former Onondaga County executive and current SUNY ESF president will address the Class of 2026 on May 8.

News Staff Jan. 28, 2026

Joanne Mahoney ’87, L’90 Named College of Law Commencement Speaker

Law Professor Receives National Legal Education Award

Kelly Curtis was recognized by the American Association of Law Schools for her exceptional contributions to student support and academic programming.

News Staff Jan. 23, 2026

Law Professor Receives National Legal Education Award

College of Law Holds First AI Residency Program

Students gained new skills, discussed ethical questions and emerged with a sense of urgency to keep pace with this booming technology.

Caroline K. Reff Jan. 20, 2026

College of Law Holds First AI Residency Program

Faculty to Participate in 2026 Academic Leaders Network

Five faculty members will participate in the annual program featuring virtual and on-site sessions throughout 2026.

Wendy S. Loughlin Jan. 13, 2026

Faculty to Participate in 2026 Academic Leaders Network

Provost’s Advisory Committee on Promotion and Tenure Adds 6

Members advise the vice chancellor, provost and chief academic officer and work to ensure consistent promotion and tenure processes.

Wendy S. Loughlin Jan. 13, 2026

Provost’s Advisory Committee on Promotion and Tenure Adds 6

Advocating for Disability Rights in Higher Education

Mary J. Goodwin-Oquendo L’09 credits the College of Law for empowering her to found the Goodwin-Oquendo Law Firm, which champions disability civil rights.

Caroline K. Reff Jan. 9, 2026

Advocating for Disability Rights in Higher Education

Professional Lax Player Celebrates Win Through JDinteractive Program

The program allows Ginny Capicchioni L’27 to stay in the game while advancing her education.

Caroline K. Reff Dec. 23, 2025

Professional Lax Player Celebrates Win Through JDinteractive Program

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