A Garden in a Law School
A commemorative event held September 30, 2024, dedicated the Northwestern Pritzker Law School garden as The Hortense Mayer Hirsch Quadrangle Garden in honor of the garden’s donor, Hortense Mayer ...
Jason Turkish (JD ’12) always knew he wanted to be a lawyer. As a legally blind person, the process of getting there was a challenge. Today Jason’s practice is devoted 100 percent to representing people with disabilities, and in October 2019, he settled a case that will change the way that blind people are tested in law school admissions nationwide.
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