NEWARK, N.J.‑‑ If an Essex County resident goes to vote on Election Day and gets turned down at the polls, that voter can get free legal assistance from students at Rutgers Law School.
Assessing how schools react to children who have been exposed to trauma and finding creative solutions for helping children succeed at school were two of the main themes of a Trauma, Schools and Poverty Conference, organ
The Rutgers Center on Law, Inequality and Metropolitan Equity (CLiME) is hosting a daylong interdisciplinary conference titled "Trauma, Schools and Poverty," that looks at psychological trauma among children and their in
The Rutgers Law Moot Court Board’s National Appellate Team of Laura Garcia ’17, Stephen Marietta ’17 and Peter Urmston ’17 competed against 29 other teams in a regional competition in Brooklyn in mid-February and were on
