The powerful Orange Law network includes over 11,000 extraordinary alumni working and making an impact in every state across the country and worldwide.
Our alumni embody the power of a Syracuse Law degree, serving as shining examples of the diverse paths our graduates can embark upon while making a meaningful impact on the world. Read their stories, celebrate their successes, and see why many choose to give back to the place where they got their start in the law.
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A Serendipitous Connection Syracuse Law Alum Dreamed of NYC But Returned to California to be a Pioneer in Entertainment Law
5 Questions with JDinteractive Alumni: Meghan Steenburgh G’97, L’23 5 Questions with JDinteractive Alumni: Andrew Lloyd L’22 5 Questions with JDinteractive Alumni: Sarah Roberts L’22
LL.M. Alumni Are Making an Impact in Central New York 5 Questions with JDinteractive Alumni: Ramsey Hilton L’22 5 Questions with JDinteractive Alumni: Ahimsa Hodari L’22
Creating Entertainment that Serves Communities Enjoying the Ride: Recent Graduate Achieves Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity Making Public Service a Life Calling
A Principled Approach to Law and Business Earning Trust in Fast-Changing Media Regulatory Environment Ensuring the Show Goes On
45+ Alumni Return as Mentors for Orientation and Fall 2023 Residencies Featured Alumni Highlights in “The Ways You Give Back”: 2023 Giving Book Legal Acumen that Empowers Creative Minds
Honoring Our Veterans: Celebrating 2023 Law Honors Award Recipient The Hon. Ted Limpert L’88 Bernard Kossar ’53, L’55: Distinguished in Life, Business, and Love of His Alma Mater National Mentoring Day: Recognizing 2023 Law Honor’s Award Recipient Joanne Van Dyke L’87
Betania Allo LL.M’20: LL.M. Program’s Intersection of Law, Policy, and Technology Led Her to Combatting Terrorism at the United Nations The Village That Jack Built Transforming Setbacks into Success: A Journey from Law School Challenges to Starbucks General Counsel
College of Law Alumnus Charles Raffe ’60, L’62’s Family Traces Love of Syracuse University Back More Than a Century Renaming the Low Income Taxpayer Clinic to Honor a “Champion of Many” From Generation to Generation: Doing Well by Doing Good
From the Legal Field to the Potato Field Honoring a Trailblazing Alumna Who Lived a Quiet Life of Public Service All in the (Syracuse) Family
Sustained Support: LL.M. Program Provides Knowledge Needed to Succeed The Murphy Family: The Story Continues! Taking on Justice Causes in Pursuit of Truly Meaningful Representation
Will Barclay L’95: Syracuse Law Leaders in Public Service John Katko L’88: Syracuse Law Leaders in Public Service President Joseph R. Biden Jr. L’68: Syracuse Law Leaders in Public Service
Always Ready To Take A Risk: Ahmed Hmeedat LL.M.’16 on Using Law and Art to Empower Fellow Palestinians Five Musician-Attorneys Discuss the “Duet” Between Music and the Law Adom M. Cooper L’12 Finds Risk and Reward at the State Department
Hank Greenberg L’86 Concludes His Term as NYSBA President Scott Karson L’75 Reflects on Becoming NYSBA President-Elect and on an Ethos to Live By Driven: Gunther Buerman L’68 on the Road from Syracuse Law to the Newport Car Museum
Pulitzer Prize-Winning Novelist Elizabeth Strout L’82 Examines Law School’s Influence on Her Writing Career From Sparring in the Courtroom to Sparring in the Ring— How John V. Elmore L’84 Divides His Time Sports Agent Kevin Belbey L’16 Is the Vision Behind Boeheim’s Army—The Orange’s “Other Team”
Syracuse Graduates Find a New Home in New Jersey Michelle Rafenomanjato LL.M.’19 is Building Her IP Career on Her Syracuse Training—And Missing the Snow! Brian Bauersfeld L’04 Brings Justice to the NYS Correctional System
