Jacksonville University College of Law 'a spark for the Downtown workforce and economy'

At the ribbon-cutting ceremony to formally open the school, officials say revitalize the urban core.


  • By Max Marbut
  • | 12:00 a.m. August 29, 2024
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The ground floor at the Jacksonville University College of Law comprises the entry foyer, student lounge and flexible event space.
The ground floor at the Jacksonville University College of Law comprises the entry foyer, student lounge and flexible event space.
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Welcoming more than 100 Jacksonville University alumni, administrators and supporters, city officials and other guests to the JU College of Law on Aug. 26, Randall C. Berg Jr. Founding Dean Nick Allard began by dispelling a myth.

“People say America doesn’t make anything anymore, but we make the best lawyers in the world,” Allard said.

The occasion was the ribbon-cutting ceremony to formally open the law school’s new campus at 121 W. Forsyth St., the historic former Atlantic National Bank Building.

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