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This Friday, 7/31, DePaul Law Prof. Alberto Coll joins Law Profs. John Yoo (Berkeley) and Matthew Waxman (Columbia) to discuss how the Founders divided national security powers and whether today’s balance serves security and individual liberty. Register: https://bit.ly/4wg429P

As AI transforms legal practice, DePaul Law continues to emphasize the human skills lawyers need most. Career Services Director Katie Liss explains why connection, sound judgment and persuasive communication still matter. Read more: https://bit.ly/3ThhbBA

DePaul Law’s Rinn Law Library houses a nearly complete collection of U.S. Supreme Court justices’ signatures, from Chief Justice John Jay to Justice Elena Kagan. More than autographs, it shows how judicial authority was written, circulated and contested. https://bit.ly/4wMABwy

Over two days, 1,000+ attendees joined 25+ legal scholars and experts at the 32nd Annual Clifford Symposium to discuss climate change, litigation, insurance law and environmental justice. Thank you to all who attended, especially our generous alumnus Bob Clifford (JD ’76). 📷 @shot.by_seb

Final reminder to register for the 32nd Annual Clifford Law Symposium on May 28 & 29! Join us for discussions on climate change and the law, including litigation, environmental justice, disaster response and policy. Free event + up to 9.75 CLE hours: https://ow.ly/6pOg50Z4c04

We’re gearing up for the 32nd Annual Clifford Law Symposium on May 28–29! Join us for two days of discussions on climate change and the law, including litigation, environmental justice, disaster response, and policy. Free event, up to 9.75 CLE hours: https://ow.ly/7F0A50Yzc9I

Jaharis Faculty Fellow Ryan Knox spoke with @MinnPost about 340B, pointing out that the federal drug discount program doesn’t regulate discounts based on medical necessity. Read the article here: https://ow.ly/olxS50YXEfU

DePaul Law Professor Karl Lockhart joined CBC, Canada’s national public broadcaster, to discuss prediction markets, calling the U.S. approach a live experiment. Canada, he says, still has a choice: let them in, restrict them or keep them out. Listen here: https://ow.ly/xJ7h50YVC2a

Emerita DePaul Professor of Law @Pgerstenblith was quoted in @nytimes on how a U.S.–Italy alliance helps law enforcement keep undocumented antiquities out of the U.S., return looted objects and strengthen cultural heritage cooperation.  Read more (subscription required): https://ow.ly/x3JQ50YULLp

For @CDLawBulletin Law Day 2026, Dean Geoffrey Rapp highlights how small businesses rely on legal support to grow and create opportunity, and how DePaul Law prepares students for that work through hands-on training with real clients. Read it here: https://ow.ly/LoTg50YSCRE

The 32nd Clifford Symposium explores how litigation and legal frameworks can address climate change, from insurance law to climate justice and policy reform. Join the conversation. Free event, up to 9.75 CLE hours: https://ow.ly/7F0A50Yzc9I

DePaul Law Professor Karl Lockhart joined Illinois Public Radio to discuss the growing significance of prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket, and the fight to regulate them in Illinois and beyond. Listen here: https://ow.ly/N3Qq50YMu8K

Thanks to all who joined the 2026 Clifford Scholar-in-Residence lecture, “The Democratic Virtues of the Civil Jury,” with Prof. Richard Lorren Jolly. In a time of declining trust, juries remain vital for civic engagement. Thanks also to Prof. Shari Seidman Diamond for moderating.

The 32nd Clifford Symposium explores how litigation and legal frameworks can address climate change, from insurance law to climate justice and policy reform. Join the conversation. Free event, up to 9.75 CLE hours: https://ow.ly/7F0A50Yzc9I

Last chance to register for the 2026 Clifford Scholar-in-Residence lecture with Southwestern Law Professor Richard L. Jolly on “The Democratic Virtues of the Civil Jury.” Thurs, Apr 16, 12–1:15 PM | 1 E. Jackson Blvd. & Online | 1.25 CLE credits. RSVP: https://ow.ly/FSiT50Y3ZYv

DePaul Law Professor Alberto Coll joined TVP World to discuss the U.S.-Iran ceasefire, the Strait of Hormuz and what to expect from the meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and President Trump. Listen here: https://ow.ly/iigl50YH1kZ

DePaul Law Professor Karl Lockhart joined WBEZ Chicago to discuss the Trump administration’s lawsuit against Illinois over prediction market regulations and the broader fight over who has authority to regulate these markets. Listen here: https://ow.ly/7Jxr50YIaqV

Don’t miss the 2026 Clifford Scholar-in-Residence lecture with Southwestern Law Professor Richard L. Jolly on “The Democratic Virtues of the Civil Jury.” Thurs, Apr 16, 12–1:15 PM | 1 E. Jackson Blvd. & Online | 1.25 CLE credits. Free Registration: https://ow.ly/FSiT50Y3ZYv

Reserve your spot for the 35th Annual Law Review Symposium, “E-merging Trends,” which will explore how tech and evolving laws are reshaping health, IP, data privacy and corporate practice. April 17 | 9am – 4:30pm (CST) | In Person & Online | Up to 6 CLE hrs. Free RSVP: https://ow.ly/mQgI50Y0778

DePaul Law Professor Elisabeth Ward joined over 100 scholars and experts in signing a letter arguing that U.S. strikes on Iran violated the UN Charter prohibition on the use of force and raise international humanitarian law concerns. Read it here: https://ow.ly/wQc450YCqiM