University of Chicago Law School

How a Law School alum became the ‘Korean Vegan’—and a James Beard Award winner Joanne Lee Molinaro, JD’04

How a Law School alum became the ‘Korean Vegan’—and a James Beard Award winner

19 UChicago faculty receive named, distinguished service professorships Looking through a window on campus

19 UChicago faculty receive named, distinguished service professorships

U.S. prison labor programs violate fundamental human rights, new report finds Wide shot of a prison watch tower, with barbed wire in the foreground

U.S. prison labor programs violate fundamental human rights, new report finds

Kenneth Dam, former University provost and Law School scholar, 1932-2022 Kenneth Dam in an undated photo from the University of Chicago Law School archives

Kenneth Dam, former University provost and Law School scholar, 1932-2022

UChicago scholar seeks to bridge media and legal studies Salomé Aguilera Skvirsky

UChicago scholar seeks to bridge media and legal studies

Law School clinic fights for environmental justice in East Chicago and Detroit A view of East Chicago, showing cars in the foreground

Law School clinic fights for environmental justice in East Chicago and Detroit

In UChicago visit, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver explains how Law School education shaped his career NBA Commissioner Adam Silver (center) talks with Law School Dean Thomas Miles (left) and Harris School Dean Katherine Baicker (right)

In UChicago visit, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver explains how Law School education shaped his career

David M. Rubenstein, JD’73, renews Rubenstein Scholars Program with $15 million gift David M. Rubenstein

David M. Rubenstein, JD’73, renews Rubenstein Scholars Program with $15 million gift

In new book, legal scholar examines how courts have failed to protect the powerless Light hits the exterior of the U.S. Supreme Court, casting a shadow on the words "equal justice" engraved above the entrance

In new book, legal scholar examines how courts have failed to protect the powerless

How the courts quietly made it harder to sue over government wrongdoing

How the courts quietly made it harder to sue over government wrongdoing