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Jonathan Kelly, founder and CEO of Asymmetric Holdings Worldwide, and Barron Thompson L’09, serving as a judge for N.C. District Court 37, joined the group of prominent attorneys and business leaders who counsel the School of Law.

The Charlotte Business Journal will honor Colleen Forcina Molner L’13 in May at a celebration of young professionals who are rising stars and leaders in the community.

PreLaw Magazine gives the �������޹�����Ʒ School of Law an A+ for its experiential curriculum in an annual ranking recognizing legal programs that help students learn by doing.

Margaret Dudley, supervising attorney of the university’s Emergency Legal Services Program in the Family Justice Centers of Guilford and Alamance counties, was among the honorees in a Raleigh leadership awards ceremony hosted by the legal news organization.

The professor of law spoke with The Atlanta Journal-Constitution about a proposed law that would make 'doxxing' illegal in the state of Georgia.

The North Carolina Bar Association's flagship publication featured the vice dean of Elon Law in a story where he reflected on his 20-year career at the university and his role in building law programs in Greensboro and Charlotte.

Elon Law Associate Dean Sue Liemer invited Associate Professor Roymieco Carter and students in an upper-level advertising course at North Carolina A&T State University for a joint class that explored the impact of intellectual property law on visual design.

Ashley Joines L’24 received the David Gergen Award for Leadership & Professionalism at Commencement exercises for the Class of 2024 where she was lauded for doing “everything in her power to help all those around her.”

The Hon. Carrie F. Ricci, General Counsel of the United States Army, delivered a Commencement address to the �������޹�����Ʒ School of Law Class of 2024 in which she emphasized the importance of personal relationships, working hard, and kindness.

The Rev. Julie Peeples headlined an evening program co-hosted by �������޹�����Ʒ School of Law that brought together dozens of community members who sought a better understanding of religious faith in the United States and its intersection with the rule of law.