Emmett Bailey first heard about the Federalist Society from a group of attorneys who were members and recommended he participate in it once he began law school. Now in his 2L year, and passionate about constitutional law and policy work, Bailey is vice-president of the Federalist Society’s Utah Law student chapter.
Read More3L Andie Madsen says law school was always in the back of her mind when she began her undergraduate degree at Columbia University. She studied political science and enjoyed the law-style classes on voting rights and the First Amendment.
Read MoreWith its small class sizes and a student-to-faculty ratio of 4.8:1, Utah Law is known for a close-knit community with lots of collaboration. Students often work with faculty members on projects and law review articles.
Read MoreWellness is a top priority at Utah Law, and our emphasis extends to all aspects of student life—and to our broader community. Learn about several ways our wellness initiatives help students grow personally and professionally.
Read More2L India Alfonso says she applied to law school specifically to help people with their problems. Now, as student director of the Pro Bono Initiative’s Rainbow Law recurring legal site, she’s already begun doing just that.
Read MoreUtah Law was listed as no. 8 on LawCrossing’s 2026 Law School ROI Rankings. LawCrossing, a legal job database, compiles its list of law schools that offer the best return on investment (ROI).
Read More3L Bryant McConkie comes from a family of attorneys and felt inspired to carry on the tradition of pursuing a legal career. He attended Brigham Young University, earning a bachelor’s degree in international relations and a minor in Spanish.
Read MoreAfter earning her bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from the University of Utah, Bidlack worked in the oil and gas industry and hoped to one day further her education. She felt it was the right time to pursue her goal of law school with several years of professional experience behind her.
Read MoreMother knows best—at least when it comes to suggesting a career for Idaho native and 3L Jack Wolthuis.
Read MoreOur videographer sat down with four current Utah Law students—Isaac Santos, Taylor Pike, Bron Lore, and Grant Boyden—and 2025 alumna Norma Erekson to talk about their law school experiences in the latest Student Spotlight video series.
Read MoreDuring 3L Christopher Smith’s military service, he deployed overseas twice and notes among his accomplishments becoming a Jumpmaster and earning both the Combat Infantryman and Expert Infantryman badges.
Read MoreThe Student Bar Association and the Ping Pong Club are currently hosting the 2025 Quinney Open, a three-week double elimination ping pong tournament, at the S.J. Quinney College of Law. It’s an event where students, faculty, and staff are invited to participate no matter their skill level.
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