Elizabeth Strunk, JD ’20, Takes Lawyering To the High Seas She Has Always Loved
By Adam Stone Some are called to the sea. For Elizabeth Strunk, J.D. ’20, that has meant serving first as a sailor on ocean-going tugboats,
By Adam Stone Some are called to the sea. For Elizabeth Strunk, J.D. ’20, that has meant serving first as a sailor on ocean-going tugboats,
By Matthew Liptak Ray Hoy, J.D. ’86, is surrounded by books and paper, many of them of a legal nature, and sitting at his desk.
Prof. Margaret E. Johnson has received a Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program award in Law for the 2022-2023 academic year from the U.S. Department of State and the
After serving 23 years in prison for a crime he did not commit, Adnan Syed’s conviction was vacated in September by a Baltimore City Circuit
Left to right: Jeremy Eldridge, Kurt Nachtman, Adam Crandell By Hope Keller The three lawyers behind the Lawyers on the Rocks podcast are on the
By Hope Keller In 2017, on the day the consent decree between the U.S. Department of Justice and the city of Baltimore and its police
By Adam Stone It’s easy to feel helpless when it comes to diversity, equity and inclusion. Big systemic changes are needed, institutional shifts that are
Marcella Labellarte participates in a 2019 reproductive rights rally at the Supreme Court. By Adam Stone Carita Tarter was working as a summer legal intern
By Hope Keller Wendi Redfern-Curtis, J.D. ’07, has worked in affordable housing development for 20 years, first in Baltimore City and now in Washington, D.C.,
By Tina Collins For as long as he could remember, Saad Malik, J.D. ’19, envisioned a life in medicine. Then fate intervened. At the orientation