Sue Ott Rowlands, provost and executive vice president for academic affairs, notified graduating students Tuesday that the May 2016 Commencement ceremony date has been pushed back one week.
The ceremony...
Five years ago, Chase implemented its first in-house non-profit clinic to provide live-client learning opportunities for students studying law.
Since then Chase has created three more clinics and two...
A Chase graduate has given back to his alma mater in a big way. To be specific, one million ways.
Bruce Lunsford, a 1974 graduate from the Salmon P. Chase College of Law, has donated $1 million to the...
President Mearns and the other members of NKU’s Fuel the Flame campaign released tangible numbers stating target goals as well as how far the university has come towards reaching those goals and where...
Northern Kentucky University’s original dedication was held on a cold November morning in 1961, according to President Mearns. He said that many elected officials spoke with optimism that a $1 million...
Chris Gulinello, professor at Chase Law School, loves Chinese. His passion for Chinese has led him to get an undergraduate degree in Chinese, study Chinese for two years in Taiwan, and work as a foreign...
A NKU Chase Law professor spoke about the Supreme Court’s June ruling of the Defense of Marriage Act at an event sponsored by the American Constitution Society on Sept. 23.
The organization brings...
Northern Kentucky University’s Chase College of Law named Jeffrey Standen as its new dean on July 1, 2013, replacing former dean Dennis Honabach.
Honabach announced last fall that he would...
Chase’s Student Bar Association announced its election results on Mar. 1 during its Monte Carlo night.
Fred Rodgers was elected president. According to Joe Cunningham, the current Student Bar Association...
To many students at Northern Kentucky University, the name Salmon P. Chase is just that, a name. Students and faculty recognize the name, understanding its association with the college of law on campus,...
This weekend, the annual Northern Kentucky Law Review’s Law and Informatics Symposium on Labor and Employment Issues will focus directly on social media in the employment context. As social media sites...
“It’s the best thing that has happened to a law school since the constitution,” Logan Forsythe, chair of Chase Closet Committee, said.
Salmon P. Chase College of Law at Northern Kentucky University...
