On January 22nd, the STU Law Entertainment and Sports Law Society was honored to virtually host Camille Vasquez, Esq., widely recognized for her standout advocacy in the Depp v. Heard trial. In a fireside chat moderated by Kendall Bowers (3L) and Brianna Jewett (3L), Ms. Vasquez spoke candidly about the unique trajectory of her career, her resilience as a high-profile woman in law, and how she balances the “hard times” with the rewards of high-stakes advocacy.
The event concluded with a dynamic Q&A session, during which students received firsthand advice and inspiration from one of the industry’s most prominent figures.
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In recognition of her leadership and service, Dean Tarlika Nuñez-Navarro was presented with a painting depicting Michelangelo’s Erythraean Sibyl by 3L Angel Armesto and the Armesto Family. The artwork was offered as a gesture of appreciation and will be displayed in the Dean’s office. The same painting had previously been gifted to the College of Law by the Federalist Society Student Chapter, which now hangs in the Law Library.
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The word is out! 🗣️
STU Law’s Career & Information Fair is right around the corner.
Meet members of the legal community and make meaningful connections on Wednesday, February 4, 2026, from 11:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. in Goldbloom Convocation Hall.
Dress sharp. Show up ready to connect.
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🚨ATTENTION STUDENTS🚨
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Guest Lecturer in the LL.M. Program in Intercultural Human Rights, Professor Dr. Federico Lenzerini, who serves as the Rector`s Delegate for Students and Researchers from Crisis Areas at the University of Siena, Italy, made possible the arrival of eight students from the Gaza Strip in Siena, where they will be able to continue their studies and live a dignified life. This achievement was thanks to the dedication of Professor Lenzerini for more than a year of intense and constant diplomatic work conducted personally.
"The arrival of our students from the Gaza Strip represented the culmination of a very long and intense effort, during which I was able to count on the help of numerous persons and institutions that I wish to thank, from the Rector and the Just Peace Office of the University of Siena, to the Conference of Rectors of Italian Universities and the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, without whose political commitment the result obtained would not have been possible."
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Today, Dean Tarlika Nuñez-Navarro and her Associate Deans were delighted to welcome back our faculty to the first faculty meeting of the spring semester. We’re looking forward to a spring semester full of fresh ideas and meaningful contributions that will continue to enrich our academic community and advance student success.
Thank you to STU Provost Dr. Michelle Johnson-Barnes for joining us and sharing thoughtful remarks with the group!
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MIAMI GARDENS, Fla., Dec. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — St. Thomas…
By Belkis Mejia Perdomo
The St. Thomas University College…
St. Thomas University’s College of Law unveiled its new Judicial Wall of Honor, celebrating 52 alumni who have served or currently serve as judges across the nation. The special event brought many of them back to campus — some for the first time in decades — to honor their achievements and inspire future generations of STU law students.
