David M. Rubenstein, JD’73, extends support of the Rubenstein Scholars Program with $15 million gift
Since 2010, the Board of Trustees chair has provided a total of $75 million to provide 220 students with full-tuition scholarships
How do AI 'judges' compare to human ones? It's complicated, says a UChicago scholar
In annual Ryerson Lecture, Prof. Eric Posner examines AI's growing role in legal decision-making—and why human judgment still matters
For UChicago Law, the Supreme Court tariffs case was a tale of two alumni
Learning Resources CEO Rick Woldenberg, JD’86, and constitutional scholar Michael McConnell, JD’79, made key contributions to the landmark ruling on presidential tariff authority
In polarized times, when should corporations speak out?
Five UChicago Law faculty examine the First Amendment protections, political pressures and strategic calculus behind corporate free expression
Inside the Law School’s AI Lab
In first-of-its-kind course, UChicago Law students built and shipped a free legal tech tool for renters
Eric Posner to present 2026 Ryerson Lecture on AI and the future of law
Renowned legal scholar to deliver prestigious UChicago faculty address on April 16
Law School updates curriculum to prepare UChicago students for AI era
A new technological age is creating new considerations for legal training—calling for a thoughtful, hands-on approach
Seven UChicago Law alumni clerking for Supreme Court justices
The alumni serve seven justices at the nation’s highest court
Trump’s executive orders: How do they work—and what’s their legal basis?
UChicago Law scholars examine the history and limits of this presidential power
UChicago Law to launch AI Lab
In new seminar, students will create cutting-edge legal technology to help renters navigate the law