#RutgersLaw Professor David Troutt weighs in on an affordable housing dispute in Princeton that has become a broader debate on race, politics, and development in New Jersey: https://bit.ly/4wHnwFE #lawsky

In the latest #RutgersLaw newsletter: 🎓 Meet the Class of 2026 🎉 Links to Commencement livestreams and videos 🏅 Our intellectual property program makes the honor roll 🎧 New Power of Attorney podcast with winemaker Sagie Kleinlerer '05 🔗 Read all about it: https://go.rutgers.edu/may2026news2

🎓 Bonnie Goldman's journey to a law degree isn’t traditional and that’s what makes it so powerful. The oldest law student in the Class of 2026 turns 69 in June: https://bit.ly/4uiyuzT ICYMI Meet more of the #RutgersLaw Class of 2026 here: https://bit.ly/3R7aOzM #lawsky

Rising 2L Maya White is joining Emely in taking over our Instagram account from the US–Mexico border. They are part of an annual learning trip giving #RutgersLaw Immigrant Rights Clinic students the chance to support migrants facing legal barriers. Join her journey: instagram.com/rutgers.law/

Rising 2L Emely Cespedes is taking over our Instagram as she and her #RutgersLaw Immigrant Rights Clinic classmates visit the US–Mexico border. Under clinic faculty guidance, this learning trip gives students the chance to help migrants facing legal barriers. Join the journey: https://bit.ly/4dKhLzk

What happens to donor funds after a university closes? #RutgersLaw Professor Reid Weisbord comments on a legal case where the trust that donated more than half of a $77M+ endowment wants it back following the sudden closure of the University of the Arts: https://bit.ly/4u8Fn6P (paywall) #lawsky

#RutgersLaw Professor Randi Mandelbaum weighs in on a proposed class action lawsuit that alleges Washington’s child welfare agency failed to provide immigrant youths with legal services that could grant them a pathway to legal status: https://bit.ly/433488h #lawsky

Matthew Saleh, #RutgersLaw head of Admissions, speaks with Reuters about rising demand from prospective law students aiming to enroll before the July 1 federal loan cap. Rutgers Law offers early start in Camden, with a one-time early start this year for Newark students: https://reut.rs/4d8se68

#RutgersLaw Prof. @slswan.bsky.social#RutgersLawcomments in The Washington Post about the legal case that could shape whether blue laws remain enforceable in one New Jersey county. The American Dream Mall is in dispute with the county on whether retail stores can stay open on Sundays: https://wapo.st/4npp9Uj

Rutgers Law is looking for an experienced and strategically-minded candidate - with a record of setting and achieving student success goals - to lead our Bar Studies and Academic Success Departments in Newark and Camden. Apply here: https://jobs.rutgers.edu/postings/274129

🎓 #RutgersLaw celebrates the Class of 2026, a remarkable cohort shaped by determination, leadership, and resilience. Follow Rutgers Law on Facebook or Instagram to learn more about their individual journeys and what lies ahead. We start on Sunday with salutes to our graduating moms!

#RutgersLaw School's clinical program (ranked #11 by US News & World Report) is leading national conversations on pressing legal issues of the day. Several faculty presented at the 2026 Association of American Law Schools Conference in Clinical Legal Education this past weekend in Portland, Oregon.

Congratulations to #RutgersLaw Constitutional Rights Clinic Director Jessica Rofé who received this year’s Shanara Gilbert Award from the Association of American Law Schools. Professor Rofé accepted the award on May 3 at the annual AALS Conference on Clinical Legal Education: https://bit.ly/3OKJZAE

#RutgersLaw is meeting the moment in legal education. Our Intellectual Property Law program has been named to preLaw Magazine's honor roll for preparing students to practice at the intersection of law, business and technology: https://bit.ly/49B95J8 #lawsky

In the latest #RutgersLaw newsletter: 🎓 Meet our 2026 Commencement speakers 🏉 Details on a new law externship with Rutgers Athletics 🎤 New Power of Attorney podcast tribute to the late Chuck Resnick 💐 Spotlight on a Rutgers Law supermom 🔗 Read all about it: https://go.rutgers.edu/may2026news1

#RutgersLaw Professor Greg Baltz explains how tenants use public testimony to build power ahead of tomorrow's New York City Rent Guidelines Board meeting: https://bit.ly/3QRGQja #lawsky

🎉 Congratulations to all the competitors in the 37th annual Hunter Appellate Argument intramural moot court competition at the U.S. Courthouse in Camden. 🏆 Dalton Guillory and Mackenzie Nyemchek are the Oral Argument winners. And a big thanks to all the volunteer judges!

🎧 Our Power of Attorney podcast season finale celebrates National Wine Month and Jewish American Heritage Month! Sagie Kleinlerer '05 talks with #RutgersLaw Dean Johanna Bond about his career path leading to Kleinlerer Wines. Listen here: https://bit.ly/4ewbW9P Watch here: https://bit.ly/4cXQE2k

🌍 #Rutgers is expanding its global impact in Ghana through growing academic partnerships, faculty collaboration, and student engagement. #RutgersLaw Professor JC Lore is part of the Ghana Working Group: global.rutgers.edu/news/engagin... #lawsky

#RutgersLaw and @ruathletics.bsky.social announced a new partnership to offer a hands-on externship program that provides law students with direct experience with the legal and regulatory framework governing intercollegiate athletics: scarletknights.com/news/2026/5/... #lawsky

With the "Michael" biopic out now, #RutgersLaw Prof. Reid Weisbord and co-author @naomicahn.bsky.social (@uvalawschool.bsky.social) explore the legal dispute bet. Michael Jackson's daughter and estate. This @theconversation.com#RutgersLawcelebrity estate essay series tops 1M downloads: https://bit.ly/4dqOhXD

As the fashion industry turns to the #MetGala tonight, unfair purchasing practices are still an issue in the apparel supply chain. #RutgersLaw Professor Sarah Dadush is quoted in Women's Wear Daily about the brand/supplier imbalance and what can be done to change it: https://bit.ly/4tIEsto #lawsky

#RutgersLaw Professor Stacy Hawkins talks with 6abc Action News about yesterday's Supreme Court ruling on voting rights and how it may trigger changes to congressional districts in Pennsylvania or New Jersey: https://bit.ly/4tT8sTt #lawsky

#RutgersLaw Professor @mcarrier.bsky.social#RutgersLawcomments on the division over the Department of Justice’s approach to patents for standardized technologies: https://bit.ly/3Qv35LD #lawsky

#RutgersLaw is pleased to announce our 2026 Commencement speakers. James Maida ’90, Founder/President/CEO of Gaming Laboratories International, will give the address in Camden. Judge Jamel Semper ’07, U.S. District Court of New Jersey, will give the address in Newark: https://bit.ly/4cKlOdr #lawsky

🎉 On this last day of law classes for the year, a big congratulations goes out to four #RutgersLaw faculty who will be promoted to Professor I following Rutgers Board of Governors' recent approval: @jonathangingerich.bsky.social#RutgersLawJoanne Gottesman Camilla Hrdy Anibal Rosario-Lebron #lawsky

Today is Rutgers Giving Day. Every gift supports law students and scholars shaping the future. No gift is too small. This is more than fundraising though. It’s a university-wide story of impact—written by you. Join the movement: https://bit.ly/4eH3HYn #RUGivingDay #RutgersGivingDay

Four #RutgersLaw students have now received the Daniel Anderl Memorial Scholarship, an endowment created to honor the life of Anderl, who was killed in 2020. The son of Hon. Esther Salas ’94 was only 20 and planned a future in the legal profession: https://bit.ly/3QlzVyi #lawsky

As #RutgersLaw Professor Marcy Karin explains in Forbes, the soaring cost of menstrual products is a workplace equity issue. With 18 states still taxing period products, Professor Karin and other experts say employers can lead where policy lags: https://bit.ly/4u6fvIl #lawsky

In the latest #RutgersLaw newsletter: 📰 Big news from our law school centers in The Docket 📚 New books from Rutgers Law faculty 🎤 New Power of Attorney podcast featuring our SBA presidents 🏆 National honors and awards for faculty (and students!) 🔗 Read it now: https://bit.ly/3OW9ejj #lawsky

🎧 New #RutgersLaw Power of Attorney podcast: a tribute to Charles Resnick '77. "Chuck" was a special mentor and staunch supporter of the law school in Camden. Jonathan Amira '14 guest hosts this special episode w. Hon. Francine Axelrad '77 and Laura Ann Pentelandolfo '09: bit.ly/3QgZHDV

#RutgersLaw Professor Dennis Prieto is featured in the latest American Association of Law Library's "Spectrum" Magazine. In it, he answers what drew him to law librarianship, why he's remained at Rutgers Law for nearly 20 yrs, and today's challenges in legal research: https://bit.ly/4mOFVMg #lawsky

The website Seniorly recently named New Jersey as the worst state in the country for retirees. The cost of living is one reason. A Rutgers CLiME report was cited for the various reasons why New Jersey's housing costs are higher than average: https://njersy.co/4tI1Fvl #lawsky

New Jersey Assm. Bill Moen visited Rutgers Law earlier this week to learn about the Housing Justice Program in Camden and its work supporting South Jersey tenants. The conversation included the importance of supporting/expanding the Housing Advocacy Clinic efforts to address housing issues. #lawsky

The #RutgersLaw Mediation Clinic presented its first Mediation Showcase on April 7. The demo was conducted "by students, for students" along with explanatory narration to help familiarize the law school community with the mediation process. The Clinic is directed by Professor Felicia Farber.

"...I don't think if I were in that role, I would have any confidence that I'm going to stay in that role for a long period of time.” #RutgersLaw Prof. @theabjohnson.bsky.social#RutgersLawcomments on the position of U.S. attorney in New Jersey in light of leadership changes: https://bit.ly/4mqKxbd #lawsky

#RutgersLaw Prof. Alec Walen's new book "Punishment, Penalty, and Incapacitation: A Dignity‑Respecting Model of Targeted Restrictions of Liberty for Liberal States" provides essential guidance for those grappling with the legal and moral limits of coercive state authority: https://bit.ly/4c9ZR8y

Congratulations to #RutgersLaw Professor Sarah Medina Camiscoli who was one of three junior scholars selected by Rights4Children as a leader in Children’s Constitutional Rights. Rights4Children is a think tank that aims to transform an adult-centric vision of constitutional rights. #lawsky

#RutgersLaw Professor @slswan.bsky.social#RutgersLawdiscusses possible outcomes of the lawsuit against the American Dream mall in #NewJersey for ignoring county blue laws which don't allow retail stores to open on Sundays: https://njersy.co/4tNrTwE #lawsky

#RutgersLaw in Camden hosted a law clinic open house last week to help students learn about next semester’s clinical offerings. Over 60 students explored various practice areas and met faculty and current clinic students. Our Clinical Programs rank #11 in the latest US News and World Report. #lawsky

#RutgersLaw Professor @adhaque.bsky.social#RutgersLawjoined Chris Jansing on MS NOW to discuss the latest on the closing of the Strait of Hormuz after the U.S. and Iran agreed to a two-week ceasefire deal. Watch the full interview here: https://bit.ly/4tHWCuX #lawsky

#RutgersLaw Prof. Reid Kress Weisbord is the 15th most cited professor in Estates & Trusts in the new HeinOnline Scholarly Impact Rankings. His celebrity estate essay series has 500K+ downloads: https://bit.ly/4sWCq8d Explore the impact of our professors’ scholarship: https://bit.ly/4u1Y1gP #lawsky

#RutgersLaw Prof. Rose Cuison-Villazor is the 10th most cited professor in Immigration Law in the new HeinOnline Scholarly Impact Rankings. Her work explores the ways law and society determine who belongs in the US. Explore the impact of our professors’ scholarship: https://bit.ly/4u1Y1gP #lawsky

#RutgersLaw Prof. @mcarrier.bsky.social#RutgersLawis the 3rd most cited professor in Food & Drug Law in the new HeinOnline Scholarly Impact Rankings. He is also in the top 50 in Property and Business & Corporations. Explore the impact of our professors’ wide‑ranging expertise: https://bit.ly/4u1Y1gP #lawsky

🌟 #RutgersLaw has some of the most cited legal scholars in the US with faculty ranked across 15 areas of law in the new HeinOnline Scholarly Impact Rankings. Our professors’ wide‑ranging expertise reflects the depth and national impact of scholarship: https://bit.ly/4u1Y1gP #lawsky

#RutgersLaw shined in the 2026 US News & World Report best law school programs list: #8 Legal Writing #11 Clinics #23 Part-time This is a result of the exceptional work happening here. Our faculty were among the most cited in the HeinOnline Scholarly Impact Rankings: https://bit.ly/4u1Y1gP #lawsky

We’re excited to share the Spring 2026 issue of The Docket highlighting #RutgersLaw centers and institutes. Our faculty in Camden and Newark continue to shape legal education and policy in New Jersey and beyond. Read the newsletter here: https://bit.ly/4v65KLl #lawsky

🏆 The European Corporate Governance Institute named #RutgersLaw Professor @matteog.bsky.social#RutgersLawand his paper co-authors as the winners of the 2026 ECGI Law Prize! 📰 Read it here: https://bit.ly/3OihMRh 🎙️ Watch/listen to the podcast on the winning paper: https://bit.ly/3OihMAL #lawsky

In their latest celebrity estate series for @theconversation.com, #RutgersLaw Professor Reid Kress Weisbord and Professor @naomicahn.bsky.social (@uvalaw.bsky.social#RutgersLaw review the legal skirmishes over Michael Jackson's estate, the most recent involving his daughter: https://bit.ly/4dqOhXD #lawsky

#RutgersLaw Professors Carlos Ball and Ronald Chen comment on the implications in New Jersey of this week's Supreme Court ruling that thwarts bans on conversion therapy discussion with LGBTQ+ minors: https://bit.ly/4bPU9qQ #lawsky