2026 grads earn Equal Justice Works Fellowships
Two 2026 Seattle U Law grads earned Equal Justice Works Fellowships to aid survivors of gender-based violence.
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Scholars for Justice use lived experience to reach immigrants, students
This year's Scholars for Justice intend to take their law degrees back home to increase legal access for underserved groups.
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Law school ranked in national top 10 for public service, public interest
The National Jurist named Seattle U Law as one of the top 10 law schools nationally for public interest and public service law.
Seattle U Law to host prestigious national legal scholarship conference
Seattle U Law has been selected to host a prestigious national conference that takes place just once every eight to ten years.
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Two Seattle U Law students chosen as Justice John Paul Stevens Fellows
Two Seattle University School of Law students have earned coveted 2025 Justice John Paul Stevens Fellowships for their academic accomplishments and passion for public interest law.
July 9, 2025 | Announcements
Seattle U Law, Skagit Legal Aid secure grant to up tribal legal services
Seattle University School of Law’s Northwest Center for Indigenous Law and Skagit Legal Aid have formulated a three-year plan to significantly enhance and sustain tribal legal aid infrastructure.
January 7, 2025 | Announcements
2024 Scholars for Justice advocate for immigrants
This year’s Scholars for Justice are using their own backgrounds as immigrants as inspiration to help future newcomers gain legal residency, economic stability, and a permanent new home.
September 4, 2024
Two students named Justice John Paul Stevens Fellows
Two Seattle University School of Law students have been awarded 2024 Justice John Paul Stevens Fellowships for demonstrating strong interest in public interest law and social justice, as well as high academic achievement.
June 26, 2024
A Day in the Life of Youth Education & Advocacy Project Volunteers
Zulen Pantoja-Ortega ’24 and Tiana Pereira ’24 regularly help out at the King County Juvenile Detention Center as part of the Youth Education & Advocacy Project (YEAP). Here, Pantoja-Ortega and Pereira share their experience working with incarcerated youth.
April 15, 2024