Today we begin the season of Lent.
Marked with ashes, we are reminded to reflect, grow in spirit, and renew our hearts.
May this season draw us closer to God and to one another. ✝️
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Last Thursday, the Chronicles of Faith Society had engaging discussions between students and faculty. After discussing Mere Christianity and The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis, the Society is currently covering The Great Divorce. In The Great Divorce, C.S. Lewis presents a theological dream vision where residents of a grey, dismal universe take a bus trip to the outskirts of Heaven, to discover that their own stubborn attachments to earthly vices and self-centeredness make the solid joy of eternity unbearable, illustrating that Hell is a door locked from the inside. Attendees enjoyed sharing their own faith journeys while examining events from the book.
All students are welcome to join the meetings on Thursdays at 12:30 pm in Room 102.
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Professor Keith R. Fisher participated in an International Judicial Exchange in Athens, Delphi, and Thessaloniki, organized by the Judicial Branch Education Academy.
Highlights included a roundtable with the Greek Council of State, where American and Greek judges discussed ethics, social media, public trust, and judicial independence. Professor Fisher presented on judicial selection systems in the United States, highlighting the contrasts with Greece’s approach and sparking reflection on how structure and process shape public trust. Also in attendance from the College of Law was Professor Colleen O’Toole.
The U.S. judicial delegation also met with the Areios Pagos (Supreme Court of Greece) and the Court of Audits in Athens. In Thessaloniki, they made presentations at the Aristotle University School of Law and the Hellenic National School of the Judiciary, where Professor Fisher taught an audience of both new and experienced judges about artificial intelligence and social media in the courts.
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The College of Law and the Golf Law Society came ready to par-tee at the STU 19th Annual Golf Tournament Fore the Love of Education! ⛳
Congratulations to Dean Tarlika Nuñez-Navarro, Kamil Bachouchi (2L), Andres Gomez (3L), and Nico Perez-Blanco (3L), who brought their A-game, securing 1st Place on the Player Course and taking home Closest to the Pin.
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Hearts, smiles, and a little law. 💌⚖️
Celebrating the students who light up our halls and the entire STU Law community that makes it all possible.
Happy Valentine’s Day! ❤️
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Dean Tarlika Nuñez-Navarro attended the investiture of the Honorable Pascale Achille as Judge for the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit at the Broward County Courthouse. The ceremony brought together members of the legal community, colleagues, family, and friends to celebrate and recognize Judge Achille as she begins this new chapter on the bench. Among those gathered were Christopher Dallegrand (‘24), Ashley Turner (‘23), Brendalyn Edwards, President of the Virgil Hawkins Florida Chapter National Bar Association, Geralda David, President of the Haitian Lawyers Association, Judge Kal Evans and Judge Fabienne Fahnestock of the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit.
Prior to joining the bench, Judge Achille served as an Assistant State Attorney at the Broward County State Attorney’s Office. At the College of Law, she has taught Alternative Dispute Resolution as an Adjunct Professor.
We wish Judge Achille every success in her judicial service.
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