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‘Divisive’ Concepts: Chicago-Kent Student Paper Published in Law Journal
“The young people of today are going to be the decision-makers of the future, and it is not right to withhold factual information from them,” says Julnasha Morehead ’26, “even...
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Chicago-Kent Alum Wins Prestigious Legal Writing Award
Ryan Martin ’23 won the 2024 Burton Award for his paper titled “The Sincere Parody: Analysis of the Copyright Implications of an Emerging Trend in Musical Theatre.” He will be...
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Kings of Queens: Chicago-Kent Trial Advocacy Team Takes Gold in New York
A team from Chicago-Kent College of Law took first place in the Queens County (New York) District Attorney’s Office’s 10th Annual Mock Trial Competition the weekend of March 9–10, 2025...
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Sowing the Seeds of Independence: Chicago-Kent Receives Presidential Honor from Kosovo
The Republic of Kosovo has awarded its Presidential Medal of Merits to Chicago-Kent College of Law for its “contribution and dedication to academic growth in Kosovo.” Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani...
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Going National: Chicago-Kent Sends Two Teams to National Trial Competition
Two teams of Chicago-Kent College of Law students captured titles at the 2025 National Trial Competition regionals that were hosted at Chicago-Kent on February 7–9, 2025. The national competition is...
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Chicago-Kent Team Wins Medical Trial Advocacy Competition
A team from Chicago-Kent College of Law emerged as winners of the National Medical-Legal Trial Competition hosted by the Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University and Zucker...
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Employment for the Disabled: Chicago-Kent Student Awarded Prestigious Skadden Fellowship
“You ought to be able to work a full-time job and know you’ll be able to have a warm home to go back to—a sanctuary to feed your family,” says...
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A Reasonable Accommodation: Strubbe Prize-Winning Paper Examines Remote Work
“It’s harder to tell an employer, ‘I can’t physically be in the office because of my mental disorder,’ than it is to say, ‘I can’t physically be in the office...
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‘How Is This Even Possible?’: Racial Justice Writing Competition Winner Examines AI’s Impact on Credit Scores
“You need money? Borrow it.” That’s how Jay Esparza Castillo ’24 defines the current financial landscape in the United States in his paper titled “Fair Lending in the Age of...
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Rising Together: Two Chicago-Kent Students Awarded WBF Scholarships
The Illinois Women’s Bar Foundation has selected two Chicago-Kent College of Law students to be recipients of its 2024 WBF scholarships. Only two students from each law school can be...