As part of our graduate week events, all graduating students are invited to network with USF Law alumni.

May 17      |    5:15 pm - 6:15 pm |  Register

Join us as we recognize our Public Interest Law Certificate Recipients, Pro Bono Public Award Recipients, Keta Taylor Colby Death Penalty Project Participants, and Public Interest Law Foundation Grant Recipients. 

May 18      |    5:30 pm - 6:30 pm      |    Flyer      |    Zoom

As part of our graduate week events, all graduating students are invited to celebrate with us as we toast the Class of 2021 and welcome them into the distinguished alumni community! Celebrate this year's graduate, faculty, and alumni award recipients and come prepared for some laughs and surprises.
May 19     |    5:15 pm - 6:15 pm |  Register

Hosted by Professors Magee and Iglesias, and the Office of Student Affairs

May 20      |    1:00 pm - 1:30 pm |  Zoom

The School of Law Commencement Ceremony will be streamed on USF's website, on YouTube,  and on Facebook. We invite the whole community — students, family, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends of the university — to attend from all over the country and all over the world.  Please note: registration is not necessary to attend the commencement ceremony.
May 21     |    3:00 pm  |  Website

The Joan and Ralph Lane Center for Catholic Social Thought and the Ignatian Tradition is proud to present a series of events celebrating the forthcoming book, Solidarity Toward the Common Good: Women Engaging the Catholic Social Tradition. Through diverse experiences, identities, and disciplinary approaches, the authors explore both how women have shaped the Catholic Social Tradition (CST) and how their voices have also been marginalized in CST. Each event explores CST with critical attention to intersectionality, exploring gendered dimensions of labor, family, migration, racism, healthcare, and non-violence.

Help us in celebrating our Class of 2021 graduates with virtual commencement celebration pride!

Download USF's sign templates, Zoom backgrounds, and Instagram frames to decorate and commemorate our graduating students' achievements.

The USF Law Review is proud to publish articles from law students at USF. Law students who wish to submit their article (e.g., Writing Requirement) should email their article to Renato Flores by May 31, 2021. Please find the eligibility requirements online. 

The law library's chat research support will be closed on May 20 and 21. We will be back online on Monday, May 24, at 9 am.

Deadline: 5/31/2021
Amount: $2,500 

And many more... For important financial aid updates as well as additional scholarship information, visit the Financial Aid website. Email lawfinaid@usfca.edu with any questions. 

Click here for more financial aid information and upcoming scholarship opportunities!

Numerous pro bono opportunities, see the flyer for details.

Please track your pro bono hours

You are invited to a complimentary CLE webinar on the Psychological Dimensions of Dispute Resolution. Join JAMS neutrals, Hon. Lynn Duryee (Ret.) and Stephen Sulmeyer, JD., PhD., as they discuss the basic concepts related to the psychology of conflict and how to apply them in your legal practice. 

Two Riders on the Beach: One Family’s Legal Quest to Recover Their Stolen Past »
Please join us June 10th as Peter Toren, JD ’85 shares the inspiring story of how he and his father David Toren have spent years pursuing an art collection that was stolen from their family by the Nazis during WWII including works by Pissarro and Courbet. Peter speaks with USF Law Adjunct Professor Karren Shorofsky and describes the circumstances surrounding the theft, the successful return of two paintings by Max Liebermann,  and the ongoing legal case for reclaiming the stolen art, including suing the Federal Republic of Germany in federal court in Washington, D.C  
Jun. 10      |      12:00 pm - 1:00 pm       |     Register

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