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On March 6, 2019, Legal Services of the Hudson Valley (LSHV) welcomed a new class of Pro Bono Scholars. Through the Pro Bono Scholars Program, these Pace Law students will spend their last semester of law school performing pro bono service for LSHV...

Instituted in 1989, the Jeffrey G. Miller National Environmental Law Moot Court Competition (NELMCC) is the largest interschool moot court competition of any kind under one roof, regularly attracting 200 competitors from law schools from all over...

Professor Darren Rosenblum's Letter to the Editor on "Quotas for Women: A Step Toward Equality", is featured in The New York Times. The piece is in response to the Op-ed " Stop Counting Women " published in The New York Times...

Congratulations to Lesly Santos '19 , a Pace Law Immigration Justice Clinic Student Attorney, who has earned a spot with the Immigrant Justice Corps. Lesley is one of 27 graduates who were chosen from top law schools across the country to...

Former dean of Pace Law’s environmental law programs Alexandra Dunn was sworn in on February 20 as Assistant Administrator for the Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention. Professors Jeff Miller and Ann Powers were happy to...

Pace Law student Tareian King featured on Lawdragon website. The article discusses Tareian's business, Nolafrique, a platform that makes locally made products from rural West Africa available for purchase and delivery. You can read the article...

Professor Karl R. Rábago is quoted in the Yale Climate Connections article The Northeast is poised to regain momentum on clean energy . Click here to read.

Professor Katrina Fischer Kuh is featured in the article A Climate Law Professor on What to Know—and Do—about Climate Change . You can read the article here ...

Congratulations to Pace Law's two Black Law Student Association teams that competed this past weekend! The Constance Baker Motley Mock Trial team won first place , and Ameera Bing (3L) won best advocate ! Congratulations to the Constance Baker...

Professor Karl R. Rábago is a contributing author in a newly published peer-reviewed article about how to get to very high solar energy penetration. The article is published in the journal Solar Energy . Click here to read.