Charleston School of Law students Caroline Thomas, Julia Ricci, and Victoria VanHout are participating in the Equal Justice Works Rural Summer Legal Corps Fellowships this summer.

In high school, Kayla Rivera felt certain she wanted to be a Physician’s Assistant -- until she saw blood.

When Charleston School of Law 3L Anna Gregory began working at 180Place she confessed her work felt small, but she quickly realized the profound — often life-changing — impact it was having on a client’s life.

As Charleston School of Law SBA President Sarah Cooper prepares for graduation next month, the emotions are bittersweet.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is often referred to the technology of the “future” at law schools, however, at Charleston School of Law it has been an integral part of studying the practice of law.