Lending a Hand to the Most Vulnerable
JoLynn Spruance didn’t know exactly where her career path would lead her as a child growing up in California, but one thing mattered in all […]
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U Students Gain Experience in Practicing Immigration Law at Border
Scenes from immigrant detention centers at the border of the U.S. and Mexico hit home for Amitay Flores. Children separated from their parents and crammed […]
Read MoreHonoring Alumni in the Midst of a Pandemic
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, everyone’s lives have been disrupted in one way or another. One significant and deeply saddening disruption has been […]
Read MoreDonors Pay-it-Forward with Creation of Admissions and Inclusion Site
Ken Okazaki doesn’t have a story to tell of feeling left out or different as one of the few non-white students who attended the College […]
Read MoreThe College of Law Giving Day 2020
The College of Law joined together to raise an impressive total of $15,000 to support scholarship for law students during the U’s second annual giving […]
Read MoreTales of Law Degrees and Love
No one heads to law school expecting to find love, but when you put a bunch of bright young adults together, the occasional spark is […]
Read MoreCourt Rejects Petition for Crime Victims in Epstein Case
In April, in a divided 2-1 decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit rejected a petition for crime victims in the Jeffrey […]
Read MoreRosky Files Lawsuit Challenging South Carolina’s Anti-LGBTQ Curriculum Law
The U.S. District Court for the District of South Carolina on March 11 entered a consent decree that declares South Carolina’s 1988 discriminatory anti-LGBTQ curriculum […]
Read MoreLetter from the Dean
Dear S.J. Quinney College of Law alumni and friends: We hope this message finds you safe and learning to navigate through the challenges facing all […]
Read MoreCraig named a distinguished professor by University of Utah
College of Law Professor Robin Craig has been named a distinguished professor. The rank is given out annually to a select number of outstanding professors at the U. In order to be considered for the title, a professor must have at least five years of service.
Read MoreLetter from the President
STAY HEALTHY AND STAY STRONG In my first message as president, I wrote about the importance of alumni staying connected and helping law students with […]
Read MoreFinding Shared Solutions to the COVID-19 Pandemic
As the COVID-19 pandemic began to change life around the world this spring, College of Law Professor Jorge Contreras stepped into a global debate about […]
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