Columbus School of Law

PRACTICAL ...

At CUA Law, you learn by doing – through experiential programs, clinics and externships. Classes emphasize practical skills like trial advocacy, negotiating, and legal writing. You graduate ready to practice. | More

FOCUSED ...

Choose a specialized focus and graduate with enhanced expertise in a particular area of the law. In every specialty, you'll be challenged by the CUA Law vision that promotes the practice of law as a way of serving others. | More

CONNECTED ...

Small classes, professors who take a personal interest in you, students who treat each other like family, an active alumni network, an ideal location in Washington, D.C. – that's what we mean by "Connected." | More

Law School News

• July 28, 2017
  CUA Law Professor Robert Destro published an op-ed in the Washington Times
• July 27, 2017
  2017 CUA Lawyer: Conversations with Five Alumni Firm Leaders
• July 19, 2017
  CUA Law Hosts Summer Bar Prep Program
• July 17, 2017
  CUA Law Student, Christian Litwiller, Makes Time For Summer Pro Bono
• July 17, 2017
  CUA Law Professor Emerita Leah Wortham was awarded the Plus ratio quam medal from Jagiellonian University

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Faculty News

• Adjunct Professor Rosemary Harold
  appointed by Federal Communications Commission Chairman as Enforcement Bureau Chief
   
• Professor Heidi Schooner's
  article "Big Bank Boards: The Case for Heightened Administrative Enforcement" was recently published
   
• Professor Roger Colinvaux
  published an op-ed in The Conversation entitled "Hillary Clinton is starting a social welfare group. What does that mean?"
   
• Professor Lucia Silecchia's
  book chapter "The When and the Where of Love: Subsidiarity as a Framework for Care of the Elderly," was recently published in the book entitled Agape, Justice and Law: How Might Christian Love Shape Law.
   
• Professor David Lipton
  was one of three panelist speaking at the North American Securities Administrators Association Public Policy Conference on Investor Protection and Market Confidence
   
• Professor Geoffrey Watson
  chaired a panel discussion, The Balfour Declaration in International Law, at Princeton University
   
• Professor Emeritus George P. Smith II's
  article, "Human Dignity as a Normative Standard or as a Value in Global Health Decisionmaking?", was published in the North Carolina Journal of International Law, Vol. 42

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