General information about various clerkship programs supported by the law school. Links to the University at large are also here.

A starting place for legal researchers.

Established in May 1996 to promote the study and understanding of the relationship between international law and policy, with special emphasis on problems of an economic, environmental, criminal, or humanitarian nature.

Published quarterly in the winter, spring, summer and fall by students of the New England School of Law with rights reserved. This web site will publish selected articles from past issues on the Internet.

Offers three programs leading to the Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree. The day division is geared to students who can study law full time. The evening division is for those who will be working while they attend law school. The third program, one of very few like it in the country, is the Special Part-time Program, specifically for students with primary childrearing responsibilities.

New England School of Law Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Caucus resources. Includes links to other related associations and articles.

Listing of student committees, organizations, societies and associations, with web site links or documentation.