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Duncan School of Law Enters Agreement with Kentucky State University
July 23, 2025
Lincoln Memorial University Duncan School of Law (LMU Law) has entered into a new articulation agreement with Kentucky State University (KSU) to strengthen academic collaboration and expand opportunities for KSU students to pursue a legal education.
Five LMU Law Students Accepted into 2025-2026 ABA Legal Education Policing Practices Consortium Fellowship Program
July 10, 2025
Five students from Lincoln Memorial University Duncan School of Law (LMU Law) have been selected as fellows for the 2025–2026 American Bar Association (ABA) Legal Education Policing Practices Consortium (LEPPC) Fellowship Program. Third-year law students Shaughnessy Foster, Britain Peele, Kameron Andrews, Matthew Mulholland and Aliya Alewine will represent LMU Law as part of a national cohort of fellows from Consortium-member law schools committed to advancing research and reform in policing and public safety.
LMU Law Announces Spring 2025 Dean's List
June 7, 2025
Lincoln Memorial University Duncan School of Law (LMU Law) Vice President and Dean Matt Lyon is pleased to announce the Dean’s List for the spring 2025 semester. A total of 113 students were honored for achieving a grade point average of 3.400 or above while carrying at least a nine-credit-hour course load.
