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Cordova Scholarship Recipient Roberto Avila Looks to Fulfill His Dreams, Help Others Along the Way

“It reminds me there is somebody who believes in me,” says Cordova Scholarship Recipient Roberto Avila

Arizona Attorney Q&A with Dean Marc Miller

University of Arizona Law Dean Marc Miller discussed expanding access to legal services, legal innovation, student achievements, creating new paths for legal education and more in a Q&A with Arizona Attorney Magazine.  

Foreign Diplomat Training Program Proving to be “Powerful Resource”

An event highlighting the program was part of a week-long series celebrating the opening of the University’s D.C. Center.

Lawtina Mentoring Program Offers Roadmap for Aspiring Lawyers

The Lawtina Mentoring Program pairs Latina Bachelor of Arts in Law students with mentors working in the legal field, and serves as a go-to resource for what to expect about applying to and navigating law school.

University of Arizona Law Reaches Academic, Diversity Milestones with New Class of LawCats

The fall 2021 incoming class is among the strongest academically in college history.

Orbach's Latest Paper Examines Antitrust in the Digital Age

Professor Barak Orbach's latest work explores whether bigger companies really are bad for competition

BA in Law Scholarship Awarded to Inaugural Recipient  

In a program with a history of firsts, Garcia is the first to be awarded the David G. Hastings BA in Law Endowed Scholarship, the first-ever scholarship for a program of this type in the nation.

For the Record: Nobel Nomination, Online Teaching Strategies, New Appellate Journal Issue and More

U.S. Attorney Justin Oshana, Lead Army Prosecutor in United States v. Bergdahl, is Inaugural Speaker for Prosecutorial Ethics in Real Life Lecture Series

The University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law’s Prosecutorial Ethics in Real Life lecture series welcomes its inaugural speaker, Assistant U.S. Attorney Justin Oshana on Sept. 15, 2021.  

Constitution Day 2021: The Presidential Lawyer and the Judge - A Conversation with Judge David Barron

Arizona Law’s annual Constitution Day event this year is a conversation with the Honorable David Barron, U.S. Circuit Judge and former acting head of the Office of Legal Counsel in the U.S. Department of Justice. 

Anthony (Morgan) Rodman (’09) Named Executive Director of the White House Council on Native American Affairs

Arizona Law alumnus Anthony (Morgan) Rodman (’09), executive director of the White House Council on Native American Affairs, discusses the council’s upcoming work. 

University of Arizona Law Professor Boris Kozolchyk Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize for Global Economic Justice Work

The University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law congratulates Evo DeConcini Professor of Law Emeritus Boris Kozolchyk on his recent Nobel Peace Prize nomination.