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Clinic Students Sit in on SEC Hearings and Advocate for Investors in Washington, D.C.
Securities Arbitration Clinic students braved a heavy March snowstorm to meet with officials in Washington, D.C.

Law School Welcomes Four New Faculty Members
This fall, the outstanding faculty at St. John’s Law will have four new members.

Mark Movsesian Builds His Scholarship in Religious Freedom as a Princeton University Visiting Fellow
St. John's Law Professor Mark L. Movsesian is spending this semester as a visiting fellow at Princeton University.

Former U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara to Speak at St. John’s Law Commencement
Preet Bharara, the former United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, will be the Law School’s commencement speaker and will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws on Sunday, June 3, 2018.
Tobin CEO Seminar Series Features US Chamber of Commerce President
The Peter J. Tobin College of Business and St. John’s University’s School of Law hosted the President and Chief Executive Officer of one of the country’s most influential lobbying organizations for a wide-ranging discussion on March 19.

Pursuing His Dream: 1L Devin Fairrow Earns Rule of Law Internship
1L Devin Sparrow has earned a spot in a unique summer internship program that introduces participants from diverse backgrounds to the international Rule of Law field.

St. John’s Law and ABI Host Nation’s Premier Bankruptcy Moot Court Competition
The nor’easter that battered the northeast was no match for stalwart law students who came from around the country to compete in the Duberstein Bankruptcy Moot Court Competition.

Morgan A. Cline '17 Fashions a Lifestyle Brand on the Bonds of Sisterhood
Morgan A. Cline '17 discusses her life's work as a fashion industry entrepreneur.

Three St. John’s Law Students Earn New York City Bar Diversity Fellowships
Three St. John’s Law 1Ls have been named New York City Bar Diversity Fellows for Summer 2018.

St. John’s Law 3Ls Earn Prestigious Immigrant Justice Corps Post-Graduate Fellowships
When they begin their two-year IJC fellowships this fall, three students will carry forward the Law School’s proud legacy of serving those in need.