MAGAZINE
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Playtime With Purpose
Entertaining children and families facing health challenges brings joy to these WilmU alumnae. As leaders of Pursuit For Peace, a Dover-based nonprofit, Caitlyn Kuhn and…
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A Distinguished Journey to the Bench
On March 20, 2023, Demetrica Todd-Ruiz made history as the first African American Superior Court judge appointed in Salem County, New Jersey. The confirmation by…
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Hail to a Trailblazing Chief
Alumnus Wilfredo Campos, a native of Puerto Rico, is Wilmington’s first Latino police chief. In January, Capt. Wilfredo Campos became the first person of Hispanic…
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Advocating For Student-Athletics
Sophomore pitcher represents CACC on national committee. These are exciting and transformative times in college athletics. Such issues as the transfer portal, name, image and…
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Bella Dontine and Travis Brown: Budding Hollywood Careers
College of Technology alums Bella Dontine and Travis Brown are earning their stripes as Hollywood producers — and in Tinseltown, that’s no easy feat. Released…
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Dr. Abi Bakare: A Leader at the Mint
Dr. Abi Bakare The next time you count the change in your pocket, think of the people who earn their living literally making money. Dr….
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The Wilmington University School of Law’s Inaugural Class
Wilmington University School of Law welcomed its inaugural class in August during festive and robust student and faculty orientations. Wilmington University President Dr. LaVerne Harmon…
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The Modern Law Library… and AI
Harvey Morrell “Libraries in the future are going to be mostly digital,” former SUNY-Buffalo Law Library Director Jim Milles said in 2005. What do you…
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A Recipe for Career Success
Building a law school’s professional development office from scratch is akin to making a complicated dessert. Both require several individual components combined in specific ratios…
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Non-Traditional Law Students
Over the past five years, more than 20% of all applicants to law school were 29 or older. Additionally, about half of all law school…