“I was a latch key kid. My parents invested heavily in my education.”
NCCU mourns the loss of Sulaimane Bangura, a rising third-year law student and dedicated Legal Eagle. Learn more about his legacy and the support resources available to the campus community.
Jose decided to study law in the interest of promoting fairness. “Law does tend toward that,” he said. “It makes me kind of angry when things aren’t fair.”
When Edmund Rhynes Jr. got into NCCU School of Law, a stranger in an NCCU shirt walked by, confirming his path. Now, he’s ready to advocate for others, grounded in purpose, faith and a passion to serve.
Shelby Thomas plans to continue the family tradition of helping others.
Trailblazing jurist discusses how her judicial career influenced her approach as dean.
Achieving U.S. citizenship was more than a legal milestone for Maeva Hassani—it was the realization of a lifelong dream and the foundation for her future in law.
As he prepares to graduate from the NCCU School of Law in May, Wilson is already making an impact as an advocate, mentor and leader.
Cortnei Cooks and Maëva Hassani, emerged as winners of the prestigious 2025 American Bar Association (ABA) National Client Counseling Competition.
This special session on March 5, at 10 a.m. featured a distinguished panel of judges, including The Honorable Jefferson Griffin ’08, who heard oral arguments for multiple cases.