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There’s a lot to celebrate.

The fifth annual WooSox networking event was hosted at the fabulous Shaw’s Home Bullpen Terrace in celebration of Juneteenth.

As a partner at Brown Rudnick, Jessie Collins was in her element — deep in the deals, guiding companies through due diligence, financing, and governance and securities challenges.

In 2022, after a 30-year career in business immigration law, Ditrani founded Pathway for Immigrant Workers, a nonprofit built on a simple premise: do the work for nothing.

Connections 2026 brought together more than 250 graduates and students for an evening of networking and mentorship.

Check out these inspiring and enduring books by our graduates.

The 2026 Brown Forum for Women in the Law Conference brought together bold women to share experiences, lessons learned and hard-won insights.

More than 200 graduates came to campus — ready to reminisce, reconnect and rediscover what made life on Huntington Avenue unforgettable.

News and Updates from Graduates

Professor Katheryn Russell-Brown was elected to the American Law Institute in late 2025.

In Donte J. Carter v. United States, the DC Court of Appeals cited Professor Aliza Hochman Bloom’s Stanford Journal of Civil Rights & Civil Liberties article

Professors Erin Islo, Edward Cheng and Margaret Hahn-DuPont were selected as Northeastern Law’s 2026 Teachers of the Year.

The Amy J. Reed Collaborative for Medical Device Safety recently mounted a multifront push to strengthen FDA oversight, transparency and patient safety in medical device regulation.

Professor Libby Adler was appointed in January to the Massachusetts Commission on LGBTQ Youth.

Professor Elettra Bietti recently testified before the Massachusetts State House in support of two bills designed to reduce the legal burden for plaintiffs suing landlords who use commercial pricing software to coordinate rental prices.