Seton Hall University Celebrates Graduate Student Appreciation Week

The Breaking the Cycle rehabilitation program celebrated the graduation of Michelle Gregory, who achieved 496 days of sobriety and has transformed her life with the support of the community and program staff. Judge Ryan Toone highlighted the program's mission to help individuals address the root causes of criminal behavior, praising Gregory as a positive mentor and influence. Gregory expressed gratitude for the program's support, emphasizing that recovery is a lifelong journey. Meanwhile, the WVU College of Law honored Judge Robert B. King's legacy with a scholarship established by his sister, aiming to support law students from West Virginia. This initiative reflects a commitment to fostering the next generation of legal professionals in the state. Additionally, Washington and Lee University held its Law Alumni Weekend, recognizing distinguished alumni and celebrating achievements in legal education and community service.