The Record

The Chicago-Kent Law Review's Summer Write-On Program has been postponed one week. The write-on dates are now May 29th, 2022 - June 12th, 2022. W e will hold three informational sessions before the write-on. The sessions will cover the write-on, law review generally, and some Bluebook basics—find...

Call for applications for Legal Research and Writing Teaching Assistants for 2022-2023 —applications are sought for both the first-year legal writing courses and the upper-division legal writing courses. For more information, or to submit an application form, please email Ms. Roberta McLaurin at...

As you may have heard, the Marketing and Communications team is working on a new website for Chicago-Kent. To be sure that the new website is up to date and professional we will be offering headshots for the law school’s faculty and staff. The dates and times are: Monday, March 28, 2022 from 10 a.m...

43 rd Annual Kenneth M. Piper Lecture Tuesday, March 29, 2022 – 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM – Live in Chicago-Kent's Ogilvie Auditorium Speaker Cynthia Estlund, Professor of Law at New York University School of Law will present "The Case for Sectoral Co-Regulation in a Post-Collective Bargaining World."...

Chicago-Kent Moot Court Honor Society members Zelpha Williams and Jacob Skolnik ended their impressive competition careers by taking second place in the national rounds of the NYC Bar Association's 72nd National Moot Court Competition . After the team finished as regional champions in November, it...

Chicago-Kent students Mia Hayes '22 and Hannah Bucher '22 finished as finalists in the Hunton Andrews Kurth Moot Court National Championship! Kurth is an invitation-only competition between teams from the sixteen top-ranked moot court programs (based on last year's performance records). The two...

We are now accepting submissions to the Louis Jackson Memorial National Student Writing Competition. It is a competition that recognizes the best in student labor and employment law scholarship. Jackson Lewis P.C. underwrites the prizes ($3,000 for the first-place winner, and $1,000 to two second-...

10 Great Law Student Strategies You May Not Know: NOVEMBER 17 from 3-4pm via Zoom In this workshop presented by the Praxis Certificate program, C-K Alum Monica Pechous of Tucker Ellis LLP and Professor Robbins will discuss 10 underappreciated strategies law students can use to further their success...

Event title: Self-Help Resource Center Training Date and time: Tuesday, November 9th, 2021, 1:00-2:00PM Contact information: Ricardo Santiago ( rsantiagojuan@kentlaw.iit.edu ) Intended Audience: Students Names and titles of all guest speakers Amy Clark, Director of Strategic Partnerships, Illinois...

On the Weekend of Oct. 10, two moot court teams sponsored by our ACLU student organization gave fantastic performances in Notre Dame's Religious Freedom Moot Court Competition and brought home some laurels! The teams wrestled with whether a vaccine mandate act was constitutional, honing in on...

Growing numbers of politicians, activists, and scholars have been calling for reforms to the United States Supreme Court. Not since the 1930s have significant reform proposals gained such prominence in public life; some have even endorsed the idea of "packing" the Court by adding additional seats...