
Seattle U Law students become Justice John Paul Stevens Fellows
Two Seattle U Law students have joined the ranks of the Justice John Paul Stevens Foundation Fellowship Program.
The Access to Justice Institute inspires and equips all law students to embrace public service throughout their legal career and advance justice in the communities they serve.
We envision a community where every Seattle University law student recognizes public service as an integral part of the legal profession and carries a lifelong commitment to advancing justice in the communities they serve. Through meaningful pro bono experiences, public interest opportunities, and community-centered partnerships, students develop the knowledge, skills, and values to serve others regardless of their chosen career path. Together with alumni, advocates, and organizations across Washington and beyond, we cultivate a community of lawyers who strengthen access to justice through service, leadership, and a shared commitment to the common good.

Two Seattle U Law students have joined the ranks of the Justice John Paul Stevens Foundation Fellowship Program.

Two 2026 Seattle U Law grads earned Equal Justice Works Fellowships to aid survivors of gender-based violence.

This year's Scholars for Justice intend to take their law degrees back home to increase legal access for underserved groups.
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