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As COVID-19 persists, University of Arizona Law faculty continue to share their expertise on legal issues raised by the pandemic.
The annual Environmental Breakfast Club brings together faculty and staff from across the University of Arizona campus to discuss works in progress on the environment and natural resources.
The University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law has hired six new faculty members who will join the college at the beginning of the 2019-20 academic year.
WBUR, Boston’s NPR news station, interviewed Arizona Law Dean Marc Miller and recent alum Christina Rinnert to discuss what has happened in the three years since the new GRE policy was set in place.
The possibility of water shortages in the future could turn the resource into a precious commodity, creating an opportunity for investors.
Seventy-seven undergraduate law students received their undergraduate diplomas in Qingdao, China: a Bachelor of Arts in Law from the UA and a Bachelor of Laws from Ocean University of China. The commencement marked the first four-year cohort of UA micro-campus students – undergraduate law students dually enrolled in the UA and OUC – to graduate.
Students launched JAC in 2017 to empower marginalized communities and support students pursuing careers in public interest law
Arizona Law, BYU Law and SixFifty have released a free web-based tool that helps tenants communicate with their landlords about issues that can lead to eviction
Antitrust leaders from around the world gathered for the 2019 Antitrust New Frontiers conference, co-organized by Arizona Law professor Barak Orbach
Dr. Marvin J. Slepian is an acclaimed physician, inventor and UA faculty member who started law school last fall
Starting in the spring 2020 semester, students can pursue a Master of Professional Studies in indigenous governance with classes both in person and online.
“Don’t blame the ills of the world on others if you’ve done nothing to try and change the world yourself,” said keynote address speaker Judge Raner C. Collins ('75).
The IP Clinic has secured its first three client patents from the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
