Towers on the Heights
Ķęż½ć½ćās Chestnut Hill campusāfondlyĀ known asĀ āthe HeightsāāisĀ one of three Ķęż½ć½ć campuses within a two-mile radius.
University Resources
A Range of Resources Within Reach
As a Ķęż½ć½ć Law student, you become part of the greater Ķęż½ć½ć community, which includes a range of benefits that only a world-class institution can offer.
Collaborative Projects
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CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
Graduate fellows from law and across Ķęż½ć½ć conduct and present interdisciplinary research with the Clough Center for the Study of Constitutional Democracy. Fellows receive a summer stipend and access to travel and research funding. The Clough Center also sponsors Ķęż½ć½ć Lawās Distinguished Lectures in Jurisprudence, promoting innovative work and debate that confront the challenges of our time.
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GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES
The Global Citizen Interdisciplinary Seminar convenes the worlds of law, social work, and theology to examine some of the most complex issues of our time: poverty, ecology, migration, refugees, and more. Ķęż½ć½ć Lawās Mary Holper helps conduct the seminar, which regularly includes law students. The course concludes with an immersive service trip to Haiti.
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DEFENDING DEPORTEES
Housed in the Universityās Center for Human Rights and International Justice, the Post-Deportation Human Rights Projectās novel approach provides direct representation to individuals who have been deported, promoting their rights and the rights of their family members through research, policy analysis, human rights advocacy, and training programs.
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TEACHING ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
In our unique Environmental Law Teaching Program, law students teach undergraduate courses in environmental law as lecturers in the Department of Political Science. Students conduct four sections, receiving training while earning valuable teaching experience.
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CLINICAL EXPERIENCE
A collaboration with the Graduate School of Social Work, the Legal Services LAB interdisciplinary training program pairs law students with social work students in one of the Center for Experiential Learningās eleven clinics. Together, participants provide legal services and other support to clients who have experienced poverty, racial injustice, trauma, mental health issues, or other significant challenges.
Research
More than 35 Ķęż½ć½ć research centers and institutes allow law students to collaborate with others across disciplines, examining issues affecting business, ethics, science, technology, education, and culture.
Health and Wellness
From Campus Police and call boxes to EMS and safety escort services, Ķęż½ć½ć promotes a culture of safety and preparedness.
