Events

  • 2026 CLICWIPs

    The Center for Law, Information and Creativity invites scholars and law professors from New England and beyond to its second annual CLICWIPs. The two-day workshop will feature works in progress related to intellectual property, privacy and/or technology law.

  • Celebrating Professor Debbie Ramirez

    Professor Deborah Ramirez has been a transformative force at Northeastern University School of Law since joining the faculty in 1989, dedicating more than three decades to shaping the next generation of lawyers. Join us for a celebration of her unwavering commitment to equity, her fearless pursuit of a fairer criminal justice system and the lasting impact she has made on every student fortunate enough to learn from her.

  • Fall 2026 Daynard Lecture featuring Damario Solomon-Simmons

    Damario Solomon-Simmons, managing partner of SolomonSimmonsLaw and co-founder and chief legal counsel for Justice for Greenwood, will visit Northeastern Law for two days in October 2026 as a Daynard Public Interest Law Fellow. He will deliver a community lecture, “Redeem a Nation: Movement Lawyering and the Architecture of Repair.” Solomon-Simmons is the author of Redeem

  • Fall 2026 Daynard Roundtable featuring Damario Solomon-Simmons

    Damario Solomon-Simmons, managing partner of SolomonSimmonsLaw and co-founder and chief legal counsel for Justice for Greenwood, will visit Northeastern Law for two days in October 2026 as a Daynard Public Interest Law Fellow. Solomon-Simmons will participate in a roundtable, “Black, Indigenous, and Denied: When Justice Tests Solidarity,” with James D. Diamond and Caleb Gayle. Professor

  • Annual Labor and Employment Program 2026

    Northeastern Law’s annual Labor and Employment Program provides a unique opportunity to hear from fellow grads, all of whom are recognized experts in the field of labor and employment law.

  • Reunion and Alumni/ae Weekend 2026

    Join us on October 16-17, 2026, as we honor the classes of the 1950s, ’71, ’76, ’81, ’86, ’91, ’96, ’01, ’06, ’11, ’16 and ’21. With plenty of fun activities open to all graduates, Alumni/ae Weekend offers a time for connecting with old friends and making new ones, visiting campus and catching up with your favorite faculty.