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New York Times correspondent joins Penn State Law to discuss Vladimir PutinSitting on the stage of the Sutliff Auditorium in the Lewis Katz Building on Wednesday evening, New York Times correspondent Steven Lee Myers painted a picture of Vladimir Putin as a man who views himself as a bulwark against disorder and chaos.

Bar Exam Information Session

Western Bombs, Eastern Societies: The Destruction of Nations and Responsibility to Protect (R2P)

OutLaw Meeting

Penn State Law students find meaningful summer workMost Penn State Law students spent their summer away from Happy Valley, completing internships and gaining valuable experience in law firms, nonprofits, and businesses around the state and the nation. Here's a look at a few students at various levels of their legal education who found meaningful work, and excelled at it.

Summer Work Profile: Moore turns internship to full-time positionJonathan Moore's work background prior to law school led him to a niche summer position that has catapulted into a career.

Summer Work Profile: 2L McCune interns with Orange County DA’s office2L Brandon McCune spent his summer interning for the Orange County District Attorney's Human Exploitation and Trafficking Unit, what he calls the "best job" he's ever had.

Summer Work Profile: Ramos finds passion in public defenseExperiences in working with the less fortunate led Beth Ramos, a third-year student at Penn State Law, to her passion in public defense.

Summer Work Profile: Wells takes on U.S.A. Track and Field3L Allison Wells tries out her dream job, and learns just what she's capable of in her summer experience with U.S.A. Track and Field.

Corporate Law Society General Body Meeting