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Earn your LL.M. in Intercultural Human Rights and take the next step toward the goal of law as human flourishing for all! Top experts in the field address novel concerns such as issues of the law of armed conflict, AI and human dignity, as well as the rule of law.
Join our info session TOMORROW, Wednesday, April 8th, to explore admission requirements, financial aid opportunities, our distinguished faculty, and a dynamic curriculum built on real-world, hands-on learning.
Register now: https://stuedu.zoom.us/meeting/register/gFUkksmmQ2uJs_5u0fM80w#/registration
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Alumnus Arthur Verde, Esq. (’25) was officially sworn in at the Southern District of Florida by Adjunct Professor Judge Raag Singhal. Notably, Arthur was part of Judge Singhal and Judge Elaine Carbuccia’s inaugural Statutory Interpretation class in Spring 2025.
He now begins his legal career by joining his mother’s family law practice for his first year.
Congratulations to Arthur!
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The STU College of Law is celebrating a 10 point climb in the 2026 U.S. News & World Report rankings.
This momentum reflects our mission in action. We are preparing skilled ethical advocates ready to lead with purpose in the courtroom and beyond. With strong bar passage, employment outcomes, and national advocacy recognition, the standard for legal education in Florida continues to rise.
🔗 Read more at the link in our bio.
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We extend our best wishes to Melody Blanco (3L) and Juan Estevez (2L) of the Trial Team as they represent the STU College of Law at the National Trial Competition finals this week in Dallas, Texas.
Following their achievement as Region 6 champions, they have secured a place among the nation’s leading competitors. We look forward to their continued success at the national level.
Good luck Trial Team!
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Dean Tarlika Nuñez-Navarro was recently featured in People Magazine, offering her perspective in the wake of Tiger Woods’ DUI arrest. Drawing on her experience as a former Florida circuit court judge, Dean Navarro discussed the potential legal consequences involved, as well as how such cases are often evaluated and challenged in court.
Read article at the link in our bio.
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The John J. Brunetti Human Trafficking Academy at St. Thomas University College of Law will participate alongside community partners in the “For Sale: Human Trafficking Awareness Event,” hosted by Declare No More and Safe Families for Children.
This community event will bring together people who are concerned about human trafficking and committed to the well-being of survivors and at-risk children in our community.
Join us as we continue the collective effort to protect vulnerable individuals and strengthen our community’s response.
Recommended for ages 14+
📍 Christchurch Miami
📅 April 12, 2026
🕒 5:00 PM
Register at the link in our bio.
Learn more:
https://vimeo.com/899331543?share=copy
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