David Stuzin, 3L
After bringing home a master's degree in publishing from New York University and putting in time at Conde Nast, Scholastic, and Mashable, as well as building a brand for a wine...
The COVID-19 crisis has brought to light the stark inequities that leave tens of millions in persistent hunger and poverty in the United State and almost a billion worldwide. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, weekly jobless...
Gabrielle Wynn
For Gabrielle Wynn, law school had never been her goalpost.
As the daughter of a Maryland congressman and lawyer, she experienced law and admired leadership up close, having...
Alexis Bay
Recent graduate Alexis Bay, an active participant in Miami Law’s HOPE Public Interest Resource Center, was selected to receive the highly competitive Justice Catalyst Fellowship, a...
“[L]as mujeres si podemos apoyar y podemos opinar, pero tenemos otras restricciones, no podemos demandar, ser autoridad o ponernos al frente en este tipo que cuestiones. No nos dejan ser el frente.” [Women can...
United Nations Building in NYC
As COVID-19 wreaks havoc globally, its threat is compounded for incarcerated populations. Overcrowded prisons and jails make “social distancing” of at least six feet...
Caroline Bettinger-Lopez
According to the World Health Organization, one in three women worldwide will suffer physical or sexual abuse in their lifetime, which equals about one billion women and...
Last month, as communities across Florida observed Domestic Violence Awareness...
Human Rights Clinic Students with Professors Caroline Bettinger-López, Tamar Ezer and Denisse Córdova Montes
When the Fall semester began in mid-August, most students in the Human...
Miami Law has launched a “Defending Human Rights of Migrants Lecture Series” which consists of three fall lectures and will continue in the spring. Kele Stewart, Associate Dean for Experiential Learning believes “these issues...
Miami Law Facebook
Miami Law Twitter
Miami Law Instagram
Miami Law Youtube
Miami Law Flickr