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ABA Journal Includes Arizona Law Professor's Blog in Best Legal Blogs of 2018
Arizona Law alumnus Matt Schmidt (’10) recently spoke to a group of students at Arizona Law about the top 10 things that new associates should keep top of mind when beginning their careers.
Brenda Burman (‘96) will lead the agency of nearly 5,000 employees and assist in maintaining almost 500 dams and 330 reservoirs managed by the bureau across 17 Western states.
Step Up to Justice, an organization that provides civil legal services to low-income individuals in Pima County, won first place in the UA McGuire Center for Entrepreneurship’s first Social Impact Pitch Competition.
Arizona Law students have the opportunity to assist current and former military service members with legal issues through the Veterans' Advocacy Law Clinic.
The partnership will develop an international human rights response to the legal and human rights concerns facing “water protectors” demonstrating against the Dakota Access Pipeline in Standing Rock, North Dakota.
Shannon Keller O’Loughlin (’01) will lead the nonprofit advocacy organization whose mission is to improve the well-being of American Indian and Alaska Natives in the areas of education, health, children and youth, environmental and cultural preservation, and tribal sovereignty.
Justice Advocates Coalition Event to Raise Funds, Awareness for Public Interest Fellowships
Arizona Law Student Recipient of 2017 Gaming Law Scholarship
BA in Law Students from Ocean University of China Start Two-Year Residency in Tucson
Environmental Breakfast Club 2017-18 Schedule
Glennon Explains Current Challenges Faced By Nestlé Waters in Huffington Post Column
Student Snapshot: Federalist Society President Zoey Kotzambasis
