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Ciaran Brennan ’24 transitioned through three jobs and five different cities during law school, but his coursework continued uninterrupted — and that was because of the University of Dayton’s Online Hybrid J.D. program.

“Women of African descent have been the most oppressed and vulnerable group of women for 500 years; because of the exploitation, because of the building of an identity that was not ours, and a building of a narrative that has kept us discriminated against. And so, in the event that we have another decade [on people for African descent]. I have already placed in my report to the United Nations in November of this year the perspective that if we have another decade that it must also focus on issues related to women of African descent. We cannot for another 10 years be at the bottom of every relevant statistic globally.”

Remembering the University of Dayton School of Law alumni who passed away in 2024.

See how the skills Blake Henderson ’17 learned at the University of Dayton School of Law led to a legal job in the world of professional golf.

The University of Dayton School of Law is adding The University of the West Indies-Cave Hill Campus to its list of partnerships with schools around the world.

Professor Barth Snyder '31 ’34 was one of the people instrumental in the reopening of the School of Law, but his time to enjoy its success was short.

The Human Rights Center (HRC) invites applications from faculty of all ranks and from all units and departments across campus for a collaborative opportunity to steer the next phase of the Action Research and Rights Collective (ARRC), a community of practice around participatory research methodologies.

The Human Rights Center (HRC) invites applications from faculty of all ranks and from all units and departments across campus to join an interdisciplinary cohort at the intersection of business, human rights, and sustainability. 

A look at the inside story of how the law school went from its humble beginnings on a library ground floor to where it is today.

A group of alumni and friends from the University of Dayton School of Law got to share in a once-in-a-lifetime experience at the U.S. Supreme Court.