As I looked closely at the ABA letter regarding the Penn State application to split its single law school into two schools, I realized that the formal titles of the two law schools are:
"The Dickinson School of Law of the Pennsylvania State University – University Park (Penn State Law)" and "The Dickinson School of Law of the Pennsylvania State University – Carlisle (Dickinson Law)".
I wonder if these are the only two law schools in the country with a parenthesis in their names. I look forward to further use of punctuation in law school names.
We already have Atlanta's John Marshall Law School.
Other possible ideas:
The Western Michigan University School of Law?
Yale "Law School".
Of course, Harvard already has # Hall.
Or, they could go with the law review colon convention–"Penn State Law: The Dickinson School of Law in University Park."
There's a third campus in Philadelphia.
It might have added drama to use ellipsis instead, as in
The Dickinson. . . School of . . . Law. . . . of the Pennsylvania State University. . . University Park.