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Law
7.6.2026
New Opportunities, New
Directions
See how Isabele Castle ’24 is using her J.D. as a law clerk at the Northern Mariana Islands Supreme Court.
7.6.2026
Launching the National Table for Human Rights
Strategy
"We are the resources."
Those four words captured the spirit of a powerful workshop at SPHR 2026 that has since evolved into the National Table for Human Rights Strategy. In this blog, Joel R. Pruce reflects on the conversations that inspired the initiative and invites readers to join the July 20 launch as advocates across the country work together to build a renewed human rights movement.
Law
6.10.2026
Drafting the Fine
Print
See how Travis Butchello ’16 is using his J.D. to help his employer navigate a complex legal and regulatory environment.
Law
5.4.2026
Purpose
Driven
See how Khandice Lofton ’21 has used her J.D. to help others and her advice for making a difference in the legal field.
Law
4.16.2026
UD Law Mock Trial Team Makes Trip to
Nationals
Arabella Loera and Nathan Kraft competed with the nation’s best while giving the program’s longtime advisors a farewell to remember.
Law
3.27.2026
Call to
Duty
Learn how Joe Schaaf ’97 combined his Catholic ethics, legal education and naval service into a career instructing others on the laws surrounding war.
Law
2.17.2026
Lighting the Way to Law
School
Learn how University of Dayton School of Law students are helping undergraduate UD students prepare for what’s ahead in law school.
1.15.2026
The Road to
Success
Ekaterina Gay, a 2025 graduate of the University of Dayton School of Law, reached two major milestones last summer — earning her Juris Doctor and passing the bar exam on her first attempt.
12.22.2025
Women, Peace & Security in an Era of Expanding Global
Threats
New and emerging global threats from nuclear instability to AI-driven warfare are reshaping what security means for the world. But we often don’t consider what this means specifically for fifty percent of the world, that is, women. Reflecting on Ambassador Bonnie Jenkins' visit, this blog explores these gendered impacts and why the Women, Peace & Security (WPS) agenda must evolve to meet today’s threats. And I consider how this shifting political and security landscape connects to my work at the Human Rights Center.
Law
12.17.2025
A World
Away
David Truong ’96 wrote a memoir about his family’s escape to the United States following the Vietnam War.