Nubia Peña, recent College of Law graduate, was selected as one of the top 25 law students in the country by National Jurist magazine for her commitment to social justice, empowering marginalized communities and developing new young leaders of color.
Read MoreLaw professor Robin Craig spent part of the semester as a visiting professor at the University of Tasmania School of Law in Hobart, teaching comparative water law, research resilience and climate change adaptation issues.
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Read MoreOne of the most well-respected economic and ethics scholars of our time is coming to the U to share his perspective on the “Ethics and Economics of Global Justice.”
Read MoreGet involved in the U’s annual Community Engagement Day on April 14 by donating nonperishable items to the U’s Feed U food pantry, knitting a hat for the homeless and more.
Read MoreUniversity of Utah law students organize a 100-mile spirit run on April 7-8 in support of dean.
Read MoreS.J. Quinney College of Law drew national attention when it celebrated the grand opening of its new LEED Platinum building earlier this year, held up as a model of green architecture.
Read MoreU counterterrorism course helps students learn practical skills that will prepare them for careers in intelligence, military and foreign policy agencies.
Read MoreU vice president and general counsel John Morris died Feb. 16. On Friday, March 4, at 5 p.m. the university will honor and celebrate Morris’ life at a service at the S.J. Quinney College of Law.
Read MoreU law professor Paul Cassell, a former federal judge, asks President Obama to commute sentence in Weldon Angelos case citing “unjust” 55-year mandatory minimum sentence he was forced to hand down in.
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