Jensen Lillquist and Zara Guinard, who received research grants from the Golden Rule Project in 2022, have completed and published articles based on their research. […]
Read MoreCongratulations to all of our Moot Court team members and coaches! We know a lot of hard work and effort goes in to prepare for […]
Read MoreFor Samantha Meeker, a 3L student at the S.J. Quinney College of Law, a unique career path is something to be proud of—and she’s always […]
Read MoreOn April 7, the College of Law held a live simulation exercise as part of the “Global Perspectives on Counterterrorism” course. The event—which is the […]
Read Moreby Emily Mulligan. Statutes. Codes. Citations. Cases. With all the reading and writing and technicalities, it can be easy to forget that lawyers are ultimately […]
Read MoreGrowing up in El Paso, Texas, 1L Austin Edens found his calling for the law while driving with his dad along the Cesar E. Chavez […]
Read MoreSpurred on by story of boy’s death, Bystander Initiative seeks to prevent future harm. By Suzi Morales Professor Amos Guiora’s office looks pretty typical […]
Read MoreThis is an excerpt of an article originally published by the Utah Center for Legal Inclusion (UCLI). Amy Nichole Briceno, a 2L student at Utah […]
Read MoreIt’s just past noon on a Wednesday. A handful of students trickle in to the bright and airy room on the second floor of the […]
Read MoreTwo College of Law students published original research funded by grants from the Golden Rule Project, whose mission is to promote the power of treating […]
Read MoreBy Suzi Morales It’s a weekday evening at the University Neighborhood Partners Hartland Partnership Center. A handful of women, many with young children in tow, […]
Read MoreDuring her time in undergraduate working towards a degree in biochemistry, it was medical school – not law school – that was on Victoria Tomoko […]
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