Law School Hosts Colloquium on Law and Religion
This semester, the Center for Law and Religion (CLR) inaugurated an exciting new course, “Colloquium in Law: Law and Religion.”
Law School Hosts Symposium on Religion and Bankruptcy
From the time of its creation and throughout its evolution, bankruptcy law has affected and been affected by religion.
Student Fellows Program Launched by the Center for Law and Religion
The Center for Law and Religion recently launched its Student Fellows Program
Center for Law and Religion Hosts Religious Legal Theory Conference
Taking a comparative approach, professors examine how different countries try to balance government interests and the claims of religious believers.
Center for Law and Religion Hosts Dialogue on Christians in the Middle East
Moderated by the Center’s Director, Professor Mark L. Movsesian, the engaging program drew more than 100 attendees from the Law School and wider community.
Center for Law and Religion Hosts International Conference at Paris Campus
St. John’s scenic Paris campus was the setting for Laïcité in Comparative Perspective, the Center for Law and Religion’s inaugural academic conference held earlier this summer.
School of Law Hosts Top Law & Religion Scholars
The conference, which was organized by the Journal’s Research and Symposium, brought together top Law & Religion scholars for a day of thoughtful discussion and engaging debate.
John Paul II’s Influence on Law & Justice: Law School Conference
Keynoter John L. Allen, Vatican Correspondent for the National Catholic Reporter, summed up the late-pope’s legacy by noting that John Paul “was not a lawyer-pope, but he was a giant of a pope, and the law, like every other area of life, could not help but be touched by his influence.”