Global Law and Practice
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
August 31, 2026
The Hon. James E. Baker Named Distinguished Fellow at the Transatlantic Security Initiative of the Atlantic Council’s Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security
The Hon. James E. Baker has been named a Distinguished Fellow at the Transatlantic Security Initiative of the Atlantic Council’s Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security.
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
April 23, 2025
First Syracuse Law Student from Papua New Guinea Travels Across the Globe to Study International Law, Earn LL.M. Degree
Ansca Pakop LL.M.'25, the first Syracuse Law student from Papua New Guinea, is studying international law and national security on a Fulbright grant.
By Caroline Reff
April 17, 2025
Dreams of the Court of Law and Basketball Court Brought Taiwanese Law Student to Syracuse to Pursue LL.M.
Yu-Shiuan "Carr" Lin L'25 LL.M. traveled from Taiwan to pursue environmental law at Syracuse Law, drawn partly by his love of Carmelo Anthony and SU basketball.
By Caroline Reff
December 13, 2024
Fulbright Grant Allows Mozambican Lawyer to Combine Private Legal Practice and Human Rights Advocacy Through LL.M.
Sinésio Sambo '25 LL.M., a Fulbright scholar and Mozambican attorney, is pursuing multijurisdictional legal training to bridge business and human rights work.
By Caroline Reff
July 5, 2024
“If I Do Something, I Want to be the Best at It”: International Attorney Takes on LL.M. to Learn U.S. Legal Practices
Chatura Patil LL.M.'24 pursued a second LL.M. at Syracuse Law to license herself for U.S. legal practice, now clerking in Mercer County, New Jersey.
By Caroline Reff
July 5, 2024
Professors Maintain Pipeline from Brazil and Establish New Relationships to Bolster the LL.M. Program
Professor Antonio Gidi's ties to Brazil help make up a third of Syracuse Law's LL.M. cohort, while Professor Arlene Kanter advances disability law abroad.
By Caroline Reff
May 15, 2024
Yohannes Takele Zewale LL.M.’19, S.J.D.'24 Successfully Defends Dissertation for Doctor of Juridical Science Degree
Yohannes Takele Zewale becomes Syracuse Law's first S.J.D. graduate, defending a dissertation on disability representation in legislatures.
By Syracuse Law Communications
June 1, 2023
LL.M. Collaboration with the GBA
Syracuse Law leaders traveled to Tbilisi, Georgia to strengthen ties with the Georgian Bar Association and expand academic and rule-of-law partnerships.
By Syracuse Law Communications
January 1, 2023
Betania Allo LL.M’20: LL.M. Program’s Intersection of Law, Policy, and Technology Led Her to Combatting Terrorism at the United Nations
Betania Allo LL.M.'20 combines law, policy, and technology as senior program specialist at the UN Office of Counter-Terrorism.
By Syracuse Law Communications