Prof. Danya Lee Rumore says it's an honor to work at a center named after Wallace Stegner. “Not only is he an iconic and inspirational figure for the American West, but he was a believer in cooperation.” More about Rumore's passion for working together: law.utah.edu/news-articles/…

Our dean of admissions and financial aid, Reyes Aguilar, has retired after 32 years at Utah Law. Learn more about his career, his experience attending the College of Law, and how you can contribute to a new scholarship in his honor: law.utah.edu/news-articles/…

Prof. Lincoln Davies—an expert in renewable energy policy—moderates this 9/12 panel at the Wired Global Center's Grid Resilience Symposium. The panel explores the policy and regulation ensuring our energy grid can withstand challenges, from climate change to increased demand.

"Law school does require a significant amount of time, but the rewards it brings are far beyond the classroom,” Kiersten Vandervelde says. Find out why she loves Utah Law: law.utah.edu/news-articles/…

We've achieved our highest-ever ranking in the 2024 Scholarly Impact of Law School Faculties study, placing #30 overall! This also positions us among the top 10 U.S. public law schools + reflects our faculty's significant contributions to law. law.utah.edu/news-articles/…

Professor Robert Keiter, who was appointed to the National Park System Advisory Board in 2023, spoke at the Greater Yellowstone Scientific Conference yesterday about shifting environmental conflicts in the area. jhnewsandguide.com/news/environme…

Join us Sept. 27 from 12:15-1:30 p.m.! Prof Leslie Francis and healthcare and health law expert panelists will discuss her new book States of Health: The Ethics and Consequences of Policy Variation in a Federal System, written with Professor John Francis. law.utah.edu/event/faculty-…

As U Law continues to expand its #research impact, the ranking confirms its place among the nation’s most respected law schools and is a testament to its faculty’s influence within academia and throughout our community. 👏 | #InnovateU Utah Law #Utah law.utah.edu/news-articles/…

Professor Jonas Anderson's research focuses on plaintiffs who choose specific courts in which to bring their cases, sometimes called "judge shopping." Learn more about the broader implications of this trend in his full video on YouTube: youtu.be/txG0Mg8ahDA

Do you know the student leaders who edit and publish the Utah Law Review? Find out how often it's published, how students get involved, and how editors select articles for each issue. law.utah.edu/news-articles/…

Utah Law is included in this U.S. News & World Report list of law schools that offset student debt with high salaries after graduation: usnews.com/education/best…

Young alumni: If you graduated between 2014 and 2024, join us at Squatters Pub on Thursday, Oct. 3, from 6-8 p.m. Come eat, mingle, and reconnect with your fellow alums and meet the S.J. Quinney College of Law Young Alumni Association board. RSVP here: lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/wwnaa8n

Prof. John Ruple has returned from a two-year appointment as senior counsel in the White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ), where he helped establish the Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley + Springfield Race Riot National Monuments. Learn more: law.utah.edu/news-articles/…

Yesterday, Jennifer Plumb participated in Jason Perry’s Legislative Process class Utah Law . Sen. Plumb shared with students what being a Democrat in Utah is like, how to navigate partisan spaces, and the role that partisanship and polarization play in the making of laws.

Utah Law is establishing the Wagner/Holbrook Presidential Chair in Negotiation fo recruitment + retention of negotiation faculty, thanks to a $5 million gift from the I.J. & Jeanné Wagner Foundation. law.utah.edu/news-articles/…

“This award embodies my hard work, passion and commitment to public service. S.J. Quinney values my potential, community-oriented perspective, and strong desire to use my law degree to increase access to justice." Meet Arc Fellow Valeria Jimenez: law.utah.edu/news-articles/…

Professor RonNell Andersen Jones, an expert in First Amendment law, is quoted in this KSL article about a private defamation lawsuit in Cache County. ksl.com/article/511215…

Utah Law Professor Emerita Linda Smith and her husband, Lee Schuster, have been attending PEAK classes at University of Utah for nearly 25 years. Check out this University of Utah Health profile about them! healthcare.utah.edu/patient-storie…