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Delaware Law School is proud to announce a commencement plan that allows 2020 and 2021 graduates to celebrate this special occasion.

“Housing is probably one of the most visible forms of inequity in our society at large and Delaware County is no exception. Inequity in Delaware County housing is a direct manifestation of larger social inequities in race, economics, and wealth.

Prominent Philadelphia attorney and Widener University Delaware Law School alumnus Bernard W. Smalley Sr. has been unanimously elected to serve as the president of The Board of Directors of City Trusts, the agency that manages charitable trusts bequeathed to the city of Philadelphia.

Delaware Law student Dr. Jesse P. Samluk recently co-authored with Mark A. Boeke and Marcus A. Neal an article about why the uniformed services of the United States must increase efforts to recruit and retain skilled and dedicated cyber security specialists.

The Delaware Law School is adopting a new Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Strategic Plan that was unanimously approved by the Law Faculty on October 22, 2020.

I am saddened to report that the Hon. Helen S. Balick passed away on September 23, 2020. Judge Balick was a pioneer in too many ways to recount fully here.

In his new book, Confessions of a Free Speech Lawyer, Delaware Law School Dean Rodney Smolla offers personal insight into the ways that free speech protections and civil rights protections have come into co

Delaware Law School’s Veterans Law Clinic recently secured an award of over $400,000 for the widow of a Vietnam combat veteran after years of persistent litigation against