School of Law

2023 News Archive

Professor collaborates on university's first-ever Mellon Foundation grant

Starting fall 2023, the three-year project will work to increase civic engagement and scholarship.

In Memoriam: Duncan Alford

The School of Law community mourns the passing of an exceptional leader, mentor, and friend.

Madalyn Wasilczuk named 2023-2024 Bellow Scholar

Assistant professor and Juvenile Justice Clinic director named a 2023-2024 Bellow Scholar by the Association of American Law Schools for her report on prison deaths in South Carolina.

February 2023: Faculty Scholarship & Impact

Faculty scholarship, news, and impact published in February 2023.

Pro Bono program to offer tax assistance

For the 31st year, law students and legal professionals volunteer, providing free tax assistance to qualifying South Carolinians.

Professor unveils first-ever statewide access to justice report

Elizabeth Chambliss partnered with several state agencies to commission assessment, identifying unmet legal needs in the state.

USC alumna DeAndrea Benjamin confirmed to federal court

The U.S. Senate voted 53-44 to confirm DeAndrea G. Benjamin to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit. Benjamin is a 1997 alumna of USC’s School of Law.

Giving back to move forward

Emma Dean '06 prioritizes relationship-building and community in her new role as executive director of SC Bar.

January 2023: Faculty Scholarship & Impact

Faculty scholarship, news, and impact published in January 2023

What it means to welcome all

Faculty, staff, and students step up to prioritize diversity, equity, and inclusion.

School of Law welcomes ABA president and presents awards at inaugural MLK event

Deborah Enix-Ross highlights cornerstones of democracy; Robinson Gray and Center for Heirs' Property honored.

Derek Black recognized among the country's most influential educators

Education Week's annual list celebrates elite scholars impacting educational practice and policy.

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