Students

IP Society
The Intellectual Property Law Society's mission is to put DePaul students in touch with the IP legal community, through mentoring, publishing a legal digest, and hosting practicing IP professionals as speakers. The IP Society also works closely with CIPLIT to offer DePaul students the chance to learn about the evolving and diverse legal landscape of IP, and strives to provide practical opportunities for students within their chosen career field.

IP Digest
The Intellectual Property Digest addresses a variety of issues in contemporary IP Law. The Digest is meant to act as a tangible resource that represents the members of the greater IP community at the College of Law. The focus is to provide the student body with an opportunity to express their interests in a particular area of IP law. Our mission is to allow our members to showcase their writing and research abilities so as to educate and engage the reader on a wide range of topical areas.

Journal of Art, Technology and Intellectual Property Law
Published twice a year under the direction of a student board of editors and in cooperation with the non-profit organization Lawyers for the Creative Arts. The Journal includes articles by students and professionals that address current legal issues in the visual and performing arts. Students who have completed their first year of law school in good academic standing are invited to join the Journal's editorial staff through a write-on competition.

Journal of Sports Law and Contemporary Problems
The problems that affect sports are the same ones that affect people in their everyday lives, form labor agreements to discrimination. This student-produced Journal explores these critical issues with articles written by professionals and students. The Journal also organizes and presents an annual symposium that addresses the most pertinent issues facing sports.

Art and Cultural Heritage Legal Society
The purpose of the Art and Cultural Heritage Legal Society (ACHLS) is to put DePaul University College of Law students in touch with the legal community, especially in those areas affecting museums, the art market, contemporary artists, and cultural heritage. The Society accomplished this goal through mentoring, publishing a newsletter and blog, hosting networking events at DePaul and in the greater Chicago community, and hosting practicing professionals as speakers. The Society also works closely with professional organizations to offer DePaul students the chance to learn about the evolving and diverse legal landscape of art and cultural heritage law, and strives to provide practical opportunities for students within their chosen career field.