The plaza in front of Rutgers Law School in Newark was dedicated as Elizabeth Blume-Silverstein Plaza during a ribbon-cutting ceremony honoring one of New Jersey’s pioneering attorneys.
Bonnie Goldman’s journey to a law degree was decades in the making and that’s what makes it so powerful.
Rutgers Law School proudly celebrates the Class of 2026, a remarkable cohort of graduates shaped by determination, leadership, and resilience
Rutgers Athletics and Rutgers Law School announce a new partnership to offer a hands-on externship program designed to give law students direct experience with the legal and regulatory framework governing intercollegiate athletics
Gaming industry leader James R. Maida ’90 and U.S. District Judge Jamel Semper ’07 will serve as the 2026 Rutgers Law School Commencement speakers.
Four students have been awarded a Daniel Anderl Memorial Scholarship since its inception. This award is part of a larger endowment established to honor the memory of Daniel Anderl, who was murdered by an aggrieved attorney in 2020.
Distinguished Professor Alec Walen releases a new book that provides essential guidance for lawyers, judges, policymakers, and scholars grappling with the legal and moral limits of coercive state authority.
Rutgers Law 2L part-time student Portia Muehlbauer was crowned Miss New Jersey US International 2026 and will represent the state at the Miss US International Pageant in Philadelphia this July.
Rutgers Law School’s Philip C. Jessup International Moot Court Team competed at the U.S. National Rounds of the world’s largest moot court competition, winning three out of their four rounds and finishing in the top third of nearly 100 competing law schools.
Rutgers Law won the Brooklyn Regional of the American Bar Association’s National Appellate Advocacy Competition.