International Humanitarian Law Clinic celebrates 10th anniversary
Emory's International Humanitarian Law Clinic (IHLC) celebrates ten years in operation during the 2017-2018 academic year.
Main content
News Releases
Left to our own devices: Ownership in the digital age
In 2014, digital music downloads and streaming subscriptions overtook CD sales for the first time. The development raised a pointed question. Who owns what in the digital age?
Blockchain Technology and its transformative potential for the legal industry
Blockchain technology has the potential to dramatically change document storage management and to transform how people authenticate a variety of transactions. It also stands to reinvent the time-consuming processes of writing, revising, and handling contracts.
Fiji calls for LLM grad Seruwaia Nayacalevu-Masi 18L ... for now
It was a lonely first few days for Seruwaia Nayacalevu-Masi 18L when she started her studies at Emory University School of Law. Now, Nayacalevu-Masi can claim friends from China, South Korea, Brazil, Russia, Afghanistan, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Jamaica, India, England, Vietnam, Liberia, Germany, Venezuela, and the United States of America.
Faith, child advocacy, and a little acrylic paint: That's what this JM graduate is made of
Rachel Stone 18L recently received her Juris Master degree from Emory University School of Law. In a Q & A, she shared what led her to the school, how she plans to use her degree, and how she managed the rigor of law school and a full-time career.
Gay McDougall 18H to Emory Law graduates: 'We're waiting on you.'
The possibility of world change achieved through justice was the common theme at Emory Law's Diploma Ceremony today, as 440 members of the Class of 2018 became alumni.
At Emory, juris doctor student finds confidence to embrace excellence
Victoria Sparks, president of the Emory Black Law Students Association, says the most important lesson she learned at Emory is "don't run from the excellence others see in you."
Nicole Schladt 18L receives graduate Brittain Award for advocacy, service, leadership
Nicole Schladt 18L has been awarded the Brittain Award, Emory's highest student honor for her leadership and commitment to community service, including co-founding Emory LGBTQ Legal Services
Emory's approach to open expression gains attention
Alexander "Sasha" Volokh, chair of Emory's Committee for Open Expression (CFOE) worked with various Emory administrators on changing and updating the Respect for Open Expression Policy.