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University of Arizona Law Launches Natural Resource Management Clinic

Friday, May 18, 2018

The new clinic pursues a holistic approach to the use, management and conservation of natural resources and will collaborate on both practical and scholarly projects with the university’s many centers of expertise.

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MLS Class of 2018: Robin Al-haddad Looks to Make an Impact in Social Justice and Public Policy Field

Monday, May 7, 2018

Al-haddad was inspired to focus her career in international development and human rights advocacy after advocating for and assisting newly arrived refugees, asylees, survivors of torture, and overseas in the U.S. Peace Corps program. 

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SJD Class of 2018: IPLP Human Rights Advocate Benjie Parsalaw

Monday, May 7, 2018

“Unlike any other place, Arizona Law offered a setting that gave me a sense of assurance that I was bound to succeed in my academic and professional endeavors,” says Parsalaw.

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JD Class of 2018: Environmental Law Enthusiast Mia Hammersley Enriches Arizona Law’s Public Service Legacy

Friday, May 4, 2018

“Law, at its core, is about public service, and anyone considering pursuing a legal career, particularly here at Arizona Law, should not underestimate the positive impact that they can have even just as a law student,” says Hammersley.

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BA in Law Class of 2018: Arizona Track and Field Athlete Hunter Davila Finds Close-Knit Community, Passion for Law as an Undergrad

Tuesday, May 1, 2018

The exposure Davila has gained to law courses and first-year law school curriculum has reinforced his desire to enter the legal profession.

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Arizona Republic Turns to Arizona Law’s Glennon, Water Policy Expert, for Opinion Series on Securing Arizona’s Water Supply

Thursday, April 26, 2018

Glennon addresses challenges and innovations made by the state of Arizona to address water supply.  

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Dean Marc Miller's Statement on Proposal to Make Standardized Test Optional for Law Schools

Tuesday, April 17, 2018

Following the UA's lead, more than one dozen other law schools, including those at Harvard and Northwestern, have announced they would accept the GRE for law school applicants.

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Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy Program Leader Robert Williams Earns Highest Faculty Distinction from Arizona Board of Regents

Friday, April 13, 2018

The board cited Williams’s influence and reputation in Indian Law and the indigenous student community he has helped build at Arizona Law.

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Arizona Law Featured in Ongoing GRE Coverage from New York Times, Economist

Tuesday, April 10, 2018

As more law schools follow University of Arizona Law in accepting the GRE as an admissions test, news outlets are producing continuing coverage.

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Marcus Explains Trump Defamation Lawsuit for Vox

Tuesday, April 10, 2018

Marcus compared the case to Paula Jones’s sexual harassment lawsuit against President Bill Clinton.

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IP Program Gets Boost with Endowment in Honor of Russell Russo

Monday, April 9, 2018

The Russell Russo Endowment in Intellectual Property and Entrepreneurship was created in recognition of Russell Russo’s sixtieth year as a member of the Arizona Bar.

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Alumna, Advocacy Leader Anna Maria Chávez is 2018 University of Arizona Law Convocation Speaker

Tuesday, April 3, 2018

Law students invited Chávez to speak, citing her national leadership, passion for public service and social engagement.

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