News and Stories
News, stories, and media coverage highlighting the people, programs, centers, and clinics of Syracuse Law.
Features
September 13, 2026
Syracuse Law Students Explore Technology, Trade, And Global Legal Practice in Seoul
Syracuse Law students explored AI, cross-border trade, and digital assets during the College's first International Technology and Trade residency in Seoul.
By Syracuse Law Communications
September 2, 2026
Syracuse Law Installs New Judicial Wall of Honor
Syracuse Law's new Judicial Wall of Honor celebrates 400+ alumni judges across 130+ years of history, unveiled during a campus event with sitting judges from the bench.
By Syracuse Law Communications
August 25, 2026
LondonEx Illustrates Differences in U.K., U.S. Legal Models
Syracuse Law's LondonEx program, now in its 47th year, places students in six-week London externships with barristers, solicitors, judges, and firms.
By Caroline Reff
August 20, 2026
Syracuse Law Welcomes a Record-Strong Incoming Class
Syracuse Law welcomes its most academically qualified class ever, marking record LSAT/GPA scores and applicant growth.
By Syracuse Law Communications
Student Stories
August 20, 2026
Meet Maggie Clancy
Former NICU nurse pursuing law to advocate for patients and address systemic gaps in healthcare.
By Syracuse Law Communications
August 20, 2026
Meet Milan Stokes
Former LSU student-athlete and HR manager pursuing law with courage, competition, and purpose driving her path.
By Syracuse Law Communications
August 20, 2026
Meet Nina Han
UNRISD-APOHS Junior Scholar pursuing law to advise companies on corporate governance and tech regulation.
By Syracuse Law Communications
Alumni Stories
July 24, 2026
JDi Grad Achieves Top Score on Maine Bar Exam
Melissa Palzewicz L'25 earned the highest combined score on the February 2026 Maine bar exam after completing Syracuse Law's JDinteractive program.
By Syracuse Law Communications
May 6, 2026
William Brodsky L’68 Receives Syracuse Law Honors for More Than 50 Years of Commitment and Securing Presidential Portrait for Law Library
William Brodsky L'68 receives a 2026 Syracuse Law Honors award for 50+ years of service, including securing President Biden's official portrait.
By Caroline Reff
May 6, 2026
Corporate Sustainability Thought Leader Prashanth Jayachandran G’98, L’98 Selected for 2026 Law Honors Award
Corporate sustainability leader and JDinteractive lecturer Prashanth (PJ) Jayachandran G'98, L'98 is honored for helping Syracuse Law pioneer sustainability education.
By Caroline Reff
Faculty Scholarship and Research
October 15, 2026
Professor Robin Paul Malloy Presents on Adam Smith at the Duke University Center for the History of Political Economy
E. I. White Chair and Distinguished Professor of Law Robin Paul Malloy recently spoke at the Duke University Center for the History of Political Economy about Adam Smith’s work and his ideas on the origins of justice. He presented on his forthcoming article “Property, Markets, and Justice in Adam Smith’s Jurisprudence.”
By Syracuse Law Communications
October 14, 2026
Professor True-Frost Presents on Travel Equality
Professor Cora True-Frost G’01, L’01 Presented “Travel Equality: Exercising the Right to Free Movement,” at the American Association of Law Schools Section on Disability Law Works in Progress Conference.
By Syracuse Law Communications
October 7, 2026
Professor Robin Paul Malloy Authors Mastering Land Use and Zoning Textbook
By Syracuse Law Communications
Syracuse Law in the News
October 15, 2026
Professor William C. Banks Discusses Legal Aspects of the National Guard Deployment in Washington, D.C
Professor of Law Emeritus William C. Banks spoke with the Associated Press about the current U.S. Court of Appeals case testing the president’s power to deploy National Guard troops to Washington, D.C., adding that D.C. might have a slim argument under its Home Rule Act of 1973.
By Syracuse Law Communications
October 6, 2026
Professor Jenny Breen Reflects on President Trump’s Relationship with the Supreme Court
By Syracuse Law Communications
September 30, 2026
Professor Katherine Macfarlane Provides Perspectives on Ohio State University’s Elimination of a Grace Period for Arriving at Accommodated Exams
Professor of Law Katherine Macfarlane, Director of the Disability Law and Policy Program, provided perspective on Ohio State University’s recent removal of an automatic 15-minute grace period for arriving at an accommodated exam.
By Syracuse Law Communications