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“Making Consumer Finance Work,” forthcoming in the Columbia Law Review, details her findings about the successes and failures of reforms aimed at debit and credit cards and overdraft fees, and offers crucial insights to guide policymakers in future regulatory efforts.

The Center for Technology, Innovation & Competition (CTIC) has awarded this year’s CTIC Interdisciplinary Scholarship to Penn Law student Milad Emamian L’21

The study, “Redefining Leadership in the Age of the SDGs: Accelerating and Scaling Up Delivery Through Innovation and Inclusion” details research examining how innovative leaders across many industries are advancing the Sustainable Development Goals promulgated by the UN in 2015.

At the University of Pennsylvania, students have a unique opportunity to marry a Master in Law degree from the Law School and an MBA from Wharton, combining foundational knowledge in law and business from two of the most respected institutions in their respective fields.

Gogna spent the summer as an intern for Paramount Pictures in Hollywood, California.

Tom Baker, Sarah Barringer Gordon,  Allison Hoffman, and Paul Heaton have each been awarded grants in support of their vital research, scholarship and other work within the academic community.

Sanchez is interning at the Miami Regional Office of the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as part of their Student Honors Program.

His testimony outlined the potential implications, hazards, and obstacles associated with the future of the refinery site following an explosion which caused the plant to close.

This week, Penn Law welcomed the JD Class of 2022, comprised of 250 students who will bring their unique talents, academic achievements, professionalism, and commitment to service to the Law School community.

Blomberg participated in the 2019 Summer Internship Program at Penn Law’s Center for Ethics and the Rule of Law (CERL).

Merold is interning for the Federal Policy team at the Center for Reproductive Rights in Washington, DC.

Prelogar is a summer associate at the Washington, DC, office of global law firm White & Case LLP.

Sheu is working in the Division of Enforcement at the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) headquarters in Washington, DC.

Ether Kang L’21, WG’21 and Bhavin Shah L’21, have been awarded Diversity Scholarships by the Morgan Lewis Foundation, a 501(c)(3) organization established by global law firm Morgan Lewis & Blockius LLP.

This summer, Lague is working at the Center for Justice and International Law in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Garnick is working on immigration law as an intern at the Dilley Pro Bono Project in Texas.

Penn Law welcomed 126 students from over 30 countries into the LLM Class of 2020.

The magazine showcases Penn Law’s leadership in fostering students’ engagement with global developments in the areas of law, policy, and practice.

This summer, McAllister is working in the Welfare Unit of Community Legal Services of Philadelphia.

Professor Coglianese comments on one of the most significant Supreme Court decisions authored by former Justice John Paul Stevens, who died earlier this week.

Galbraith clerked for Justice Stevens after graduating from law school.

Nagda is Director of the Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights and an adjunct lecturer-in-law in Penn Law’s Interdisciplinary Child Advocacy Clinic.

Caris is spending the summer as a legal intern for the Women’s Law Project.

Capozzi will clerk for Justice Gorsuch during the 2021 October Term after completing clerkships with Judge Anthony Scirica of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit from 2019 to 2020, and with Judge J. Harvie Wilkinson III of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit from 2020 to 2021.

After graduating from Penn Law with a joint Masters degree in Bioethics, Garrison Todd L’18, MBE’18 joined Advocates for the West as a Catalyst Fellow.

Kanodia discusses his summer experience in the New York and London offices of Linklaters LLP.

In Department of Commerce v. New York, the Supreme Court ruled that a question on citizenship could not be added to the 2020 census on the basis of the government’s proffered reasoning.