Rutgers Law Professor David Noll co-authors new book, Vigilante Nation: How State-Sponsored Terror Threatens Our Democracy.

In response to New Jersey's housing crisis, members of the New Jersey Housing Justice Project traveled to Trenton to testify before the New Jersey Assembly Housing Committee.

The White House hosted a celebration marking the 30th anniversary of the Violence Against Women Act. Among those in attendance was Rutgers Law School Professor of Law Sally Goldfarb who helped draft the legislation.

This year’s incoming Rutgers Law class broke a record set by last year’s class and set another. Rutgers Law enrolled the largest number of female students in the law school’s history, beating last year’s record of 241 by seven more students. In addition to improving upon last year’s numerical credentials, this 1L class of more than 420 students is also the most diverse in the law school’s history. 

Meet Maureen Saraco, Rutgers Law School’s newest director of new programs. She arrives from Temple University, where she directed several pre-college and dual enrollment programs, creating a pathway to undergraduate education for students from Philadelphia, across the country, and around the world. 

Four new faculty members join the ranks at Rutgers Law School this fall, bringing with them extensive teaching expertise and diverse research interests ranging from immigration law to artificial intelligence. Learn more about them and their plans for the classroom, clinic, and beyond.

The first cohort of students have completed the Minority Student Program (MSP) Pre-Law Summer Academy and celebrated with a graduation on July 27. With support from Ballard Spahr LLP, its chief diversity, equity, and inclusion officer, Virginia Essandoh, and the Law School Admission Council, the Pre-Law Academy offered eight weeks of LSAT preparation through 7Sage along with two proctored practice tests. However, the Academy’s support extended well beyond test preparation.

After four years of hard-fought litigation, Rutgers Law Associates (RLA) recently won a jury trial on behalf of an eighty-year-old client who had been deceived into signing over his home’s deed.

New additions for the fall 2024 semester will enrich the pathway for students interested in patent law, further strengthening the school’s already outstanding reputation in this field.

Nicole Ryu ’24 and Francis G. Tiongson ’24 are the latest recipients of the Intellectual Property Law Clinic Award, which recognizes their exceptional proficiency in the clinical practice of intellectual property law and acknowledges their excellent leadership and teamwork with fellow clinic students.