Dean Epps Named Among 25 Most Influential People In Legal Education
National Jurist Magazine has named Dean JoAnne Epps among the 25 most influential people in legal education in 2013, citing her “vision for the law…
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2013 Moment of Thanks Toy Drive A Resounding Success
The Temple Law community once again came together to make the holidays a little brighter for needy families in Northeast Philadelphia with the second annual Temple Law…
Firm Founded By Temple Law Trio Assists Asian Baseball Players In Transition To U.S.
Temple Law Visiting Practice Professor Kenneth A. Jacobsen, former Temple Law Professor N. Jeremi Duru and third year law student Han Gil Lee have formed…
Temple Law Student Competes on Jeopardy
Television viewers settling in to watch the popular game show Jeopardy on Wednesday, November 27th were treated to a nailbiter that pitted first year Temple…
Temple Law Ranked 17th Among Top 25 Law Schools Nationally for Black Law Students
Temple Law has been ranked 17th among the top 25 law schools nationally for black law students in the 2014 Black Student’s Guide to Law…
Temple Law Philabundance Food Drive Exceeds Goal
Temple Law’s 2013 Philabundance Food Drive was a huge success, exceeding the goal of 500 cans by more than half. Contributions came from all corners…
Friends, Family Offered Glimpse into Students’ Passion
Temple Law School recently hosted its 2013 Friends and Family Day. Parents, grandparents, spouses, and friends from across the area took part in the annual event by…
Temple Law School Names the Honorable Sandra Mazer Moss Executive Director of the Sheller Center for Social Justice
Temple University Beasley School of Law has named the Honorable Sandra Mazer Moss Executive Director of the new Stephen and Sandra Sheller Center for Social…
Temple Legal Aid Office Receives Community Partner Award
The Temple Legal Aid Office has received a 2013 Community Partner Award from Liberty Resources, Inc. for their work serving people with disabilities. Liberty Resources…
Pennsylvania Innocence Project at Temple Law Wins Release for Wrongfully Convicted Philadelphia Men
The Pennsylvania Innocence Project at Temple Law has announced that next week, after 15 years of imprisonment for a murder neither man committed, Eugene Gilyard…