On April 8th, the College of Law held a live simulation exercise as part of the Global Perspectives on Counterterrorism course. The event simulated fictional […]
Read MoreWith an undergraduate degree in engineering and four years working as a civil engineer under her belt, shifting to the book-heavy world of law school […]
Read MoreWhen Maria Fernandez took an internship at a homeless shelter in Santa Fe, it was mostly because she liked the area and wanted to stick […]
Read MoreAlumni, donors, and supporters of the S.J. Quinney College of Law recently raised over $10,000 for the David Arapene Cuch Endowed Scholarship Fund, a scholarship […]
Read MoreJesus Salazar was casually considering law school as an option — but when his family and friends faced incidents of discrimination based on their race, […]
Read MoreA team of students from the S.J. Quinney College of Law recently received top honors at a transactional law competition. Daniel Robinson, Eliza Burnett, Freedom […]
Read MoreThe Princeton Review recently released their 2022 Best Law Schools list, where they rank the top 100 law schools according to several important factors. When […]
Read MoreAshley Caldwell, a current Master of Legal Studies student at the S.J. Quinney College of Law, recently won gold at the Winter 2022 Olympics in […]
Read MoreAfter being bullied for a speech impediment growing up, the idea of law school really scared Hilary Adkins. She wasn’t sure she could stand up […]
Read MoreThe American Bar Association recently released the admissions data for the fall 2021 incoming class of law students. These important figures are a determination of […]
Read MoreAs a commander of an airborne company in the U.S. Army, Michael Meszaros shouldered a lot of leadership responsibility. He based his leadership style on […]
Read MoreTalley Ransil, like most incoming law students, felt a lot of stress as she began her time at the S.J. Quinney College of Law. She […]
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