•  As a reminder, ASA has a COVID-19 Resources page. Please also check the FAQ page.

• The Upper Level Spring Exam Schedule is posted on ASA's website here.

• Summer Upper Level Registration will begin on April 5th. 1Ls, please make sure that you have reviewed the Academic Advising materials that you received in an email from ASA before registration. You can also attend advising office hours with ASA to ask any questions:
• Wednesday, March 17th from 12:30-1:30: Zoom, meeting ID: 961 4232 3201
• Friday, March 19th from 12:30-1:30: Zoom, meeting ID: 915 3867 3563

• NuLawLab New World Webinars: Join on Fridays activity period (3/26 - 4/9) for webinars on the pandemic response habits and innovations worth keeping around. More info here. Register here.

• The Admissions Office invites current JD students to serve as Admissions File Reviewers. If you would like to review applicant files for the incoming class, you must first attend a mandatory file review and implicit bias training - even if you received training last year. The training is scheduled for Tuesday, March 23, from 12:00PM - 2:00PM. Interested students should complete the file reviewer application. If selected, additional details about the training will be shared with you in advance of the session.

• Apply for CISP Stipend for Spring 2021 Co-ops: With the arrival of budget numbers, any student currently on a public interest co-op may apply for a CISP stipend. Please submit your application by filling out this form. The application period will be open through April 9, 2021. Any questions, please contact wall.d@northeastern.edu and smith.ryan1@northeastern.edu.

• Work for CISP: The 2021-2022 class year CISP sign-up is now available! Any interested 1L or 2L is encouraged to sign-up by August 31, 2021, at 5:00 PM. Work study eligible and volunteer students accepted. When the law school is open full-time, CISP employees sells snacks and merchandise to raise money for students going on public interest co-ops. If you are an interested 2L, consider working as a co-chair on your rotation. Please sign up via this google form. Any questions, please contact wall.d@northeastern.edu and smith.ryan1@northeastern.edu.

• Clinic Honor Cords: The Clinic has ordered honor cords for 2021 graduating students who have participated in any clinic during their time at the Law School. You can pick these cords up at the front desk of the Law Clinics each Tuesday between 8am-4pm, beginning Tuesday, April 6^th through Tuesday, May 11^th. Please ring the bell by the front door of the Clinic space in 140DK upon arrival. If you are not on campus and unable to pick up your honor cord, you may have another student pick it up in your name, or it can be mailed to your current address. Please contact lawclinics@northeastern.edu with your current mailing address or with any questions.

• Good news everybody! The Law Library is proud to announce access to an online collection of legal study aids. Need some help understanding your course materials from well-established experts? Need some practice with multiple-choice questions? Is COVID-19 an obstacle to consulting print study aids? Then this is the tool for you! Consult the Understanding,Mastering, Q&A, Skills & Values and A Student's Guide series. You can access the study aids anywhere, anytime, on any device with no restrictions. Initially access the Legal Study Aids Collection with your Northeastern credentials. Thereafter your computer/device will remember your access and personalized account. https://lexisdl.com/library/northeastern/. If you need any help with access, please contact LawLibrary@northeastern.edu.

• Returning Students: It is time to submit your 2021-2022 FAFSA! The deadline to complete the FAFSA  for the 2021-2022 academic year is 3/15. In order to be guaranteed to receive any need based aid that you may be eligible for you will need to meet the 3/15 deadline. Please see the Financial Aid Office with any questions.

• Summer 2021 Clinic Applications: Summer 2021 clinic applications are now available on the ASA website. Deadline is Friday, March 26^th by noon. For questions, please contact lawclinics@northeastern.edu.    

• Upcoming Co-op Deadlines: The next supplemental deadline for Summer 2021 collecting co-ops is Tuesday, March 16th at 11:59 PM Eastern. 

• Class of 2021: As a reminder, it is your responsibility to ensure that you are on-track for graduation and meeting your graduation requirements. If you have any questions after reviewing ASA's website and the JD Student Handbook, then please email ASA at lawstudentaffairs@northeastern.edu.

• Concentration Completion Deadline: All graduating 3Ls who have declared concentrations must complete the Concentration Certification of Completion by Friday, April 30^th if they have not yet done so in order to keep a concentration on their transcript.

• ASA Office Hours: ASA will have virtual advising office hours for 1Ls on Wednesday, March 17th from 12:30-1:30 (Zoom, meeting ID: 961 4232 3201) and Friday, March 19th from 12:30-1:30 (Zoom, meeting ID: 915 3867 3563). Please email lawstudentaffairs@northeastern.edu to set up an appointment to speak with ASA. 

• Co-op Office Drop-by Hours: Tuesday 3/16 from 1- 2 pm, Wednesday 3/17 from 2 - 3 pm, Thursday 3/18 from 2 - 3 pm.  Virtual: Monday 3/15 from 9:30 - 10:30 am. Meet with Kristen on Zoom here. (Meeting ID: 984 0648 0581, Passcode: NUSL); Friday 3/19 from 2-3 pm. Meet with Naomi on Zoom here. (Meeting ID: 501 674 7377, Password: 514215)

• Financial Aid Appointments: the office of financial aid is currently working remotely. To schedule an appointment with either Hillary Werner or Linda Schoendorf please use this link. You can also email us at lawfinaid@northeastern.edu.

• Law Library: Away from campus this quarter? You can still schedule an appointment with a librarian! Click here and set up a meeting on Teams today!

• The Dean's Suite (120 Knowles) will be open Monday-Friday, 9-5.  

• New Markets Co-op and Post-Graduate Opportunities can be found on Canvas at Office of New Markets.

• Monday, March 15: Event Today! Symplicity Training for Fall First 1Ls and LLMs: Monday, March 15th, 12:10 - 1:30 via Teams. This is a mandatory training for 1Ls and LLMs going on co-op in Fall 2021. In this session led by members of the Co-op Office's Operations Team, you will learn all about using the online Symplicity system to search for and apply for co-op opportunities. We look forward to seeing you soon!  Click here to join the meeting on Microsoft Teams.

• Tuesday, March 16 and Wednesday, March 17: The next workshop in the Law Review’s Tutoring Initiative will focus on Bluebooking. As with the first workshop, there will be an evening option and an activities period option; you only need to attend one, as the sessions cover the same material. In addition to practice problems, we will also allow some time to go over questions that 1Ls may have about cite-checking LSSC projects. If you are interested in attending the Bluebooking Workshop, please provide your email here so that we can send you the worksheet that we will be use during the workshop. If you cannot attend, don’t worry! All materials will be posted to the Law Review’s website. The Zoom links for the next workshop are below, as are the dates for the final workshop. * These workshops are open to ALL NUSL students, regardless of any intention to apply to Law Review or not! * 
• Workshop 2: Cite-checking: Understanding and Navigating the Bluebook 
• Tuesday, March 16 from 6:30 - 8 PM: https://northeastern.zoom.us/j/92179633990 
• Wednesday, March 17 from 12:10 - 1:40 PM: https://northeastern.zoom.us/j/99196864140 
• Workshop 3: Fact and Cite-checking Re-cap and Practice Law Review Application 
• Tuesday, April 13 from 6:30 - 8 PM 
• Wednesday, April 14 from 12:10 - 1:40 PM 

• Wednesday, March 17: IMPACT ESG and Corporate Sustainability- A Bridge Between Public Interest and the Private Sector: Wednesday, March 17, 2021, 12:10-1:40 pm (Zoom pre-registration required): Please join us for The Power of Your JD In An Interdisciplinary and Innovative World Lunch & Learn Series with our upcoming guest speakers, Marion Werkheiser, Managing Member with Cultural Heritage Partners and Chris Fletcher '11, Human Rights Specialist with Wells Fargo. Ms. Werkheiser works with investors, financial institutions, and companies on ESG and corporate governance matters to reduce the impact of infrastructure projects on indigenous people and cultural heritage worldwide. As part of the Environmental and Social Impact Management team, Mr. Fletcher works to identify, assess and mitigate human rights risks in the context of corporate lending and financing. Register here.  

• Wednesday, March 17: Please join the Civil Rights & Restorative Justice Project for a conversation with Maya Davis about the Maryland Lynching Truth and Reconciliation Commission on Wednesday, March 17 from 4-5:30pm. Maya Davis is a member of the Maryland Lynching Commission, Senior Research Archivist for the Study of the Legacy of Slavery in Maryland, and Executive Director for the Maryland Commission on African American History and Culture. Register here to receive your zoom link. We hope to see you there! The CRRJ Workshop Series brings together researchers, students, and invited guests in the fields of civil rights and historical injustices to discuss new research projects in an informal setting. A short presentation will focus on methodological, design or theoretical problems the researcher is facing and invite interdisciplinary thinking and discussion.

• Friday, March 19: LLM Students - Cover Letter Workshop: Friday 3/19, 9-10am EST via Zoom. This workshop will provide strategies and tips for drafting an effective cover letter for your co-op applications. Mandatory for all LLM Winter cohort students who will go on Co-op in Fall 2021. Join advisor Claire Lee on Zoom here. Meeting ID: 935 0361 4892. Passcode: NUSL

• Friday, March 19: The Northeastern University Law Review invites you to participate in our annual Symposium titled, The Many Faces of Health, to be held virtually on March 19, 2021, from 8:30 am - 5 pm. The full-day Symposium is hosted in collaboration with CPIAC, CHPL, and CLIC. The focus was selected to reflect the ongoing pandemic, as well as the surge in awareness related to the nation's public health crisis related to systemic racism. See our website for more information. Click here to register. Any questions? Please reach out to the Symposium Editors at symposium.nulr@northeastern.edu.

• All Week: Please join the Food Law Student Network for our weeklong digital event series! Below you will find registration links and information about each event, speakers, and the time. We hope to see you there! 
• Monday, March 15th, 2-3 pm CT: 
• Hemp: Industrial Production, Evolving Regulations & Needed Developments
• Register here! 
• Speakers: Blake Jackson, Policy Officer & Staff Attorney, Indigenous Food and Agriculture Initiative, and Cristina Buccola, Founding Attorney, Cristina Buccola Counsel PLLC
• Wednesday, March 17th, 2-3 pm CT: 
• Beverage Law under FDA Jurisdiction 
• Register here! 
• Speakers: Nury Yoo & Arturo Reyes, Keller & Heckman 
• Thursday, March 18th, 12-1 pm CT: 
• Row Crops: Policies, Subsidies, and the Upcoming Farm Bill 
• Register Here!
• Speaker: Jonathan Coppess, J.D., Assistant Professor, Director of the Gardner Agriculture Policy Program, University of Illinois, Dept. of Agriculture & Consumer Economics 

• Overview of Fellowships and Government Honors Programs: Monday 3/22, 12:10 - 1:30. Please join us for the first program in our Fellowship Series. We will discuss applying for post-graduate fellowships and government honors programs. All students are welcome, but we strongly encourage 2Ls to join. Join us on Zoom here! (Passcode: NUSL, Meeting ID: 972 7828 6892) 

• Virtual Trivia Night: Thursday, March 25th at 7pm. Come play trivia (run by TriviaHub) with other NUSL students! Winners will receive NUSL prizes. Sign up for trivia night here.

• March 25, 6:00 - 7:30 EST: Learn about initial findings of a survey of incarcerated people in Massachusetts, an initiative of CPIAC's interdisciplinary Cradle-to-Prison Pipeline Project, at the Idaho Law Review Symposium, Incarcerating the Masses: A Critical Examination of America's Prison Population. Professor Stephanie Roberts Hartung, Principal Investigator for the Cradle-to-Prison Pipeline Project, and Erin Stewart, NUSL '21, will present on the panel titled, A Path to Justice: Creating Equitable Solutions. Register here.

• 3^rd Annual Young Lawyers Division Symposium (Friday, March 26^th from 8:30am – 12:30pm). This is the Massachusetts Bar Association Young Lawyers Division's annual symposium. It is a really great program for recent graduates as well as soon-to-be graduates. There will be networking opportunities from 8:30 – 9:00am as well as after the substantive programs conclude. See a flyer here.

• Interview Workshop for Fall First 1Ls: Mon 3/29 12:10 - 1:30. Join advisors Naomi Bass and Kristen Wheeler for a discussion about interviewing for co-op, with a focus on virtual interviews. We will provide tips for successful interviews and common mistakes to avoid.

• LSSC Presentations: Wednesday March 31st through Wednesday April 7th. See a full schedule here.

• Wednesday, March 31, 12:10-1:10 pm ET: Exploring International Co-Op Options in the Pandemic. Please join the International Law Society (ILS) for a panel discussion on international co-op options for students, how to obtain them, successful student experiences, and how co-op options have been affected by the pandemic. Panelists feature Claire Lee (Co-op Office), Sonia Elise Rolland (Professor of International Law), and three students with varying international law co-op experiences. Brought to you by ILS, HRC, APALSA, BLSA, LALSA, MESALSA, and the WLC. Join us on Zoom here! (Meeting ID: 966 9643 1798, Passcode: 843171). See a flyer here.

• Cultural Misappropriation: Presented by Intellectual Property Law Association (IPLA) on Wednesday, March 31st, 2021 from 5:30-7:30pm EST (Zoom: https://rwu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYuc--sqzItHNCoq3yaUlKOpsDudZ9zqLVF). What is cultural misappropriation and why does it matter? Join us for a conversation between legal experts and activists covering Copyright and Trademark issues of cultural misappropriation such as the Washington pro football team (Harjo v. Pro Football and its relationship with Matal v. Tam), fashion (Urban Outfitters v. Navajo), photography and music on reservations, and traditional knowledge labeling. See a flyer here.

• Massachusetts Bar Association Young Lawyers Division Puzzle Break Virtual Escape Room (Wednesday, March 31^st from 6 – 7:30pm). The goal is for this event to be a mixer and networking opportunity between law students/recent graduates and YLD members. See a flyer here.

• STUDENTS: REGISTER FOR VIRTUAL CONNECTIONS 2021: 4/1/2021. "Connections," which the Office of Development and Alumni/ae Relations and the Alumni/ae Association Board of Directors have hosted for over 20 years, is our annual mentoring and networking reception to benefit students. This year it will be held virtually on Thursday, April 1, 2021 from 6:00 to 7:30 PM ET. Meet NUSL graduates who will share their expertise about practice areas, co-ops, the legal job market and more. The graduates are clustered by practice area or setting. The introduction for the event will be offered by Andrew Glincher '84, Managing Partner of Nixon Peabody and Lisa Warren '94, Managing Partner of Morse Barnes-Brown and Pendleton. We are fortunate to have them attend. You will need to pre-register if joining us for Connections. You are required to register online. This event is open to all 1L's, 2L's, 3L's, and LLMs, and we urge all students to attend. Register here. 

• MICROSOFT AGILE DIVERSITY MENTORING PROGRAM Wednesday, April 7, 2021, 12:30-1:30 p.m. (Virtual) The Office of New Markets is pleased to invite you to the Spring 2021 Microsoft Agile Diversity Mentoring Program. The program will consist of a one-hour presentation by Microsoft panelists who will share their career journeys and offer guidance on effective networking. Small mentoring group sessions will be formed and scheduled after the presentation. This program is designed to help students build relationships with corporate attorneys serving in different roles and functional areas and foster a diverse pipeline of law student talent for careers in technology law. Zoom details to follow.
• Featured Microsoft panelists:
• Christi Davisson, Senior Attorney -Education, Mobile Experiences, and Gaming
• Pooja Faldu, Corporate Counsel- Regional Operating Centers
• Steven Fricke, Senior Attorney-Commercial Services (including Intellectual Property and Digital Transformation Transactions)
• Ty Kayam‘17, Attorney-Healthcare and Technology Transactions
• Mariama Swedish, Assistant General Counsel-  Government Compliance

• Author Event with Qian Julie Wang: Join us on from 6:30-7:30 April 7 to hear from Qian Julie Wang, an author, speaker and litigator. Qian Julie will share an exclusive reading from her literary memoir about growing up undocumented in New York City (to be published September 7th with Doubleday), and engage in a discussion about the recent spate of anti-Asian violence, and how the model minority myth affects the advancement of Asian Americans in the legal profession. This event will be moderated by Professor Margaret Y.K. Woo, Northeastern University School of Law. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions of Qian Julie. See more information here or register for the event here.

• The Annual Valerie Gordon Human Rights Lecture: April 9, 12:10 – 1:40. Please join us virtually to hear Professor Justin Hansford, Director of the Thurgood Marshall Civil Rights Center at Howard University, discuss Human Rights and Racial Justice. We will also celebrate the winners of the BLSA Spirit of Valerie Gordon Essay Contest! Flyer. More Information. Registration.   

• Skadden Fellowship Info Session: Monday, April 12, 2021, 12:15 PM. The Skadden Fellowship provides two years of funding to work at a public interest organization after graduation. Hear from Kathleen Rubenstein, Director of the Skadden Foundation, and Skadden fellowship alums about the fellowship program and how to apply. Join us here. Meeting ID: 934 5280 6399, Passcode: Skadden

• Equal Justice Works Fellowship Info Session: Monday, April 26, 2021, 12:15 PM. Equal Justice Works provides two years of funding to work at a public interest organization after graduation. Join a representative from Equal Justice Works to learn more about the fellowship and how to apply. Join us here. Meeting ID: 951 7437 5020, Passcode: EJW

• Are you LGBTQ+ or an ally? The National LGBT Bar Association is hosting its annual Lavender Law® Conference and Career Fair, July 28 - 30th. With over 1700 annual attendees and more than 180 recruiters, it is the largest LGBTQ+ legal career fair in the world! This year the conference will host more than 50 programs, including a number geared specially to law students about career planning, student activism, and more. Additionally, top law firms and organizations from across the country will be recruiting students at the Career Fair.  You can learn more about the conference and register online here. Remember: Student members of the LGBT Bar can register for free! Students interested in signing up for membership should email s.bergelson@northeastern.edu./

• COVID Housing Response Project needs student helpers to work with local residents experiencing pandemic-related housing insecurity. Work-study and independent study credit available. Read up on the project here. Questions to Dan Jackson or Ana Teixeira. Sign up here.

• Weekly Wire Work Study Position: ASA needs a new student worker to manage the Weekly Wire during the spring and fall quarters! Worker will manage the weekly input and formatting of the newsletter in Constant Contact and proof read content for publication. Applicants must be work-study eligible and in class during the fall/spring; 2Ls strongly preferred. Please email a resume and statement of interest to Aileen McGrory to apply. 

• RAs Sought- Professor Dyal-Chand: Professor Dyal-Chand is looking for 1 or 2 RAs (either work study or for credit) this (Spring) quarter to support her work on a book project about the founders of the largest community development bank in the country. Those interested should send an email with "Book Project RA" in the subject line to r.dyal-chand@northeastern.edu along with unofficial transcripts and a resume. Applications will be considered on a rolling basis until filled.

• Fall 2021 Property TAs Sought - Professor Swanson: Professor Swanson is seeking enthusiastic, kind, and well-organized students to assist next year's 1Ls in learning property law, as well as case briefing, issue spotting, outlining, and all the other skills that 1Ls don't even know they need to know. Willingness to tackle the Rule against Perpetuities required. Having taken Property with Professor Swanson highly preferred. Both 2Ls and 1Ls are invited to apply. Interested students should send their resume and evaluations to Professor Swanson by March 15, along with a cover email detailing their reasons for seeking the position. Please indicate whether you are work-study eligible.

• Summer 2021 Information Privacy TAs Sought- Professor Waldman: Professor Waldman is looking for 1 or 2 TAs (either work study or for credit) for his Information Privacy class to take place this Summer 2021. The class will be remote. Applicants should have successfully completed Information Privacy Law before. Those interested should send an email with "Privacy TA" in the subject line to a.waldman@northeastern.edu along with unofficial transcripts and a resume. Applications will be considered on a rolling basis until filled.

• Summer Student Intern needed for the IP CO-LAB (Intellectual Property Law) Clinic: The IP CO-LAB is seeking a work-study eligible student intern for the summer. The intern will provide administrative assistance to the Clinic director, including communications with existing and prospective clients, legal research, and record-keeping. Applicants must be efficient and organized, with some knowledge of, and experience with, the trademark prosecution process. Preference will be given to former IP CO-LAB clinic students. Work can be completed in person or remotely; we expect the work load not to exceed 3-4 hours per week. A single academic credit may be available in lieu of work-study eligibility. Please send résumé and cover letter to b.jacoby@northeastern.edu.

• Summer Interpreters for Law Clinics: The Law Clinics are hiring law students fluent in any language who can serve as translators for our clients during the summer semester. There will likely be a handful of virtual meetings over the course of the quarter for each Clinic, with the potential for document translation, as well. Preference given to work-study eligible law students, though not required. We have a high demand for Spanish fluency, though fluency in any language will be given consideration. Please contact lawclinics@northeastern.edu with interest, or with any questions.

• 2021-2023 Energy Justice Law & Policy Fellowships - Application Deadline March 15: IEJ is seeking two fellows to engage in energy justice law and policy research in support of an equitable transition away from fossil fuels. The fellows will work with a team of student researchers; publish research in peer-reviewed journals; issue policy briefs on behalf of the organization; and design training materials for use in community organizations. Learn more and apply by March 15 here.

• The Civil Rights and Restorative Justice Project (CRRJ) at Northeastern University School of Law is pleased to announce the 2021 Elizabeth Zitrin Justice Fellowship. Applications due by April 1. This is a clinical fellowship for recent law graduates that offers opportunities for professional development in the fields of civil rights, criminal justice, and restorative justice. The Fellow teaches and mentors law students, develops courses and course material and contributes to advocacy-oriented programs and projects. See a flyer here or the job listing here.

• The Northeastern University Law Review is accepting student-written submissions for publication in Volume 14, Issue I. Submissions should be between 10,000 and 15,000 words (including footnotes) and follow a standard law review-style format. We accept works until Friday, April 30 at 5 PM EST. Please email your submissions to submissions.nulr@northeastern.edu. 

• The Williams Institute at UCLA Law is currently accepting applications for Summer Law Fellowships. Our fellowship programs provide law students with a unique opportunity to engage in LGBTQ law and policy work. If you have any questions, please reach out to Williams Institute Legal Director, Christy Mallory at mallory@law.ucla.edu. 
• GLEASON/KETTEL SUMMER LAW FELLOWSHIP: The Williams Institute awards the Gleason/Kettel Summer Law Fellowship to provide a law student, or recent law school graduate, with a stipend of up to $5,000 to work at an eligible placement in the field of sexual orientation and gender identity law and public policy.  Eligible placements include organizations, scholars, or research centers focused on sexual orientation and gender identity law and public policy. Examples of eligible placements include Lambda Legal; ACLU LGBT Rights Project; National Center for Lesbian Rights; Transgender Law Center, LGBTQ Task Force; state equality organizations; and similar national, state, and local organizations. Deadline to apply: May 1, 2021. For application instructions, please visit our website.

• The Howard C. Schwab Memorial Essay Contest is now accepting entries for the 2021 contest! Eligible second or third-year law students are welcome to submit original essays on any aspect of family law. First, second, and third-place winners are awarded monetary prizes, as well as publication of the winning entries on the Section's website, and more! See a flyer here or the website. Submissions are due Friday, April 9th, 2021.

• The Washington Attorneys with Disabilities Association is thrilled to offer a scholarship to be granted this academic year to a law student who has shown commitment to helping promote meaningful inclusion of people with disabilities throughout the legal profession and by sharing the personal experience of a person with disabilities while pursuing a legal career. Please see the attached for additional information or visit the WADA website. An additional information sheet for recommenders can be found here. Applications and supporting materials are due March 30, 2021.

• Law Student Writing Competition: For the past ten years, the ABA Forum on Construction Law has held an annual Law Student Writing Competition. Through the Competition, the Forum introduces itself to the next generation of construction lawyers and pursues its mission of “Building the Best Construction Lawyers.” And, talented law student writers gain the opportunity to demonstrate their skill to the Forum and attend its Fall Meeting. The Law Student Writing Competition was prompted, in part, by the increasing number of law school courses dedicated to construction law.  Competition closes July 21st. Click here for more information.

• The NLR Law Student Writing Competition offers law students the opportunity to submit articles for publication consideration on the NLR Web site. No entry fee is required. Applicants can submit an unlimited number of entries each month. Entries are reviewed October through May, when school is in session. Entries must be submitted via email to lawschools@natlawreview.com by 5:00 pm Central Standard Time by the last day of the month.

• The Law Review Online Forum is accepting submissions from students to write a blog post on any legal or policy topic. The Forum provides an opportunity for NUSL students to publish an article, gain writing experience, and express their views. All posts are between 250 and 1,500 words and follow a blog-style format. The Forum is particularly looking for students to respond to current events. More information can be found here. Current posts are viewable here. Email your questions or proposal to forum.nulr@northeastern.edu.

• The Law Review's online counterpart Extra Legal is accepting article submissions from faculty and students. Extra Legal is aimed at publishing legal commentaries that support legal professionals and facilitate ongoing discussion of emerging legal issues. Submissions should be between 2,000 and 5,000 words and written as a formal Law Review article. Extra Legal is particularly looking for responses to current events. More information can be found here. Current posts are available here. Email your questions or proposals to extralegal.nulr@northeastern.edu.