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The Class of 2026 marked Commencement with reflections on community, perseverance, and purpose, alongside a powerful call from Bryan Stevenson to pursue justice with compassion and hope.
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‘There’s a reason why we celebrate the library building. … It belongs to everybody’
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U.S. News & World Report rankings show breadth and depth of graduate education at UConn
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Stevenson, a champion of human rights and author of the bestselling book “Just Mercy,” will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws degree.
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The Association of American Law Schools has recognized UConn School of Law’s strong culture of service by naming three community members to its Pro Bono Honor Roll, honoring their work to expand access to justice.
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Experts offered their responses to the question ‘Will AI Replace Us?’
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The study by UConn Law Professor Miguel de Figueiredo – the largest quantitative analysis of warrants to date – is the focus of a panel discussion at 5 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 19, at UConn School of Law
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The Perry Zirkel ’76 Distinguished Teaching Award is decided according to vote by the graduating class, after nominations are selected by a committee of students.
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Behind automated housing decisions, résumé filters, and credit scores are systems shaping real people’s financial futures. New research highlights how those outcomes can shape whether people are able to build financial stability.
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Rubin was honored for her pioneering scholarship and advocacy in the field of animal law.