Opening Symposium Remarks: Celebrating 100 Years of Scholarly Impact at St. John’s Law

Jelani Jefferson Exum

Journal: Journal of Civil Rights and Economic Development

Volume: 37

Year: 2026

Bluebook Citation: 37 J. CIV. RTS. & ECON. DEV. (2026)

Author: Jelani Jefferson Exum: all 11 publications


Abstract

(Excerpt) In times of uncertainty, legal scholarship provides essential guidance. It offers a perspective grounded not in the politics of the moment, but in research, doctrine, and theory—helping us navigate complexity and pointing us toward outcomes that are just. So, as we celebrate 100 years of St. John’s Law, let us commit to work that is courageous in its thinking, inclusive in its reach, and faithful to our mission of service. And let us imagine the next century with confidence that the scholarship born here will continue to shape the law in ways that matter—ways that endure. Thank you, and welcome to this Symposium.

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