Charleston Law Review held its annual “signing in” ceremony to celebrate its new members. The event took place at the Federal District Courthouse in downtown Charleston.
Charleston School of Law faculty advisor Professor Paul Lund and Associate Dean for Faculty Research & Development and Professor of Law Dylan Malagrinò opened the event by highlighting the importance and value of the work, noting that the writing and editing will become part of the larger historical record of the study of law in Charleston and across the country.
The 2026-27 Charleston Law Review staff is led by Editor-in-Chief Alison Kurpe and Managing Editor Elizabeth Wooldridge.
The staff editors include: Connor Alexander, Nataly Beacham, Alexandra Blase, Joe Bynum, Drew Dana, Ashlynn Davis, Chayse Dunkel, Savannah Farmer, Grant Friel, Hali Gerald, Elisabeth Grace Mizell, James Hiers, Ella Irving, Kenneth Johnson, Maria Kayser, Hope Klingenstein, Meredith McLeod, Scarlett Nichols, Mia Normand, Emily Padgett, Carson Rourk, Graham Scheel, Siera Simon, Rachel Sinnott, Julia Thomas, Hannah Wright, and Ella Young.
Charleston has been named the “Best Small City in the U.S.” for the 15th time in the past 16 years, according to Condé Nast Traveler. The publication announced the results of its annual Readers’ Choice Awards, with several South Carolina spots earning top honors across multiple categories.
Charleston attorney John Henderson (’10) dropped by the Charleston School of Law Podcast studio this week. We sat down to talk about how his firm—Henderson & Henderson, LLC—uses AI in practice and how this emerging tool is reshaping the legal field, from staffing to research. Listen at charlestonlaw.edu. #LawSchool #AI #CharlestonLaw #SCLaw
