Rutgers Law's Pro Bono Program in Camden teamed up to host a Wills for Heroes event to provide estate planning services to first responders and their spouses. 

Vital public interest legal internships, often unpaid, are supported by The Association for Public Interest Law (APIL) student-led initiatives at Rutgers Law in Camden.

Rutgers Law's Jessup International Moot Court Team competed at the Eastern Regional Competition in Charlotte, facing some of the most competitive teams east of the Mississippi.

Rutgers Law students coached a team of Camden high schoolers to a national competition where a member of the team finished as second runner-up and won the Artistic Expression Award.

Rutgers Law School’s National Appellate Advocacy Team members Brian Clark and Joe Grushko took the top prize in the Thurgood Marshall Memorial Moot Court Competition in Washington, DC.

Two attorneys from the Rutgers Laws Housing Justice and Tenant Solidarity Clinic will receive Equal Justice Medals from Legal Services of New Jersey for their impactful handling of cases and their dedicated mentorship of clinic law students.

Noted Rutgers Law School Alumnus Ralph D. Del Deo celebrated his 100th birthday and his continued involvement with the law school as the creator and funder of an endowed scholarship.

Rutgers Law School Professors Rose Cuison-Villazor and Katie Eyer were recently named to the Top 100 Legal Scholars of 2024 list.

3L Hani Jawabrah spent last summer defending the rights of the most disadvantaged groups in society and strengthening democracy in Argentina through a Center for Transnational Law internship.

The Rutgers Center for Security, Race, and Rights (CSRR) hosted a screening of "The Palestine Exception", followed by a conversation with Film Director Jennifer Ruth.