The lasting impact of ‘Legally Blonde’ on women, college students 20 years later
Iconic film 'Legally Blonde' tells success story of woman who was underestimated in her film — how have things changed for women in past 20 years?
Ho-Chunk nation legal experts to hold roundtable about historic treaties Sept. 29
The panelists will discuss the impact of these treaties on modern day Madison
UPDATED: QLaw opposes Women’s Liberation Front’s involvement in UW Law interview program
'As a public institution, we have an obligation to refrain from all forms of legally prohibited discrimination, including viewpoint discrimination,' UW Law says
Kaplan Test Prep survey of law schools finds current political climate a factor in application increase
Experts caution students to have more than just political interest caused by current political climate when considering law school
They were here: The life and legacy of Vel Phillips, first Black woman to graduate from UW law school
Phillips organized successful protest in support of fair housing legislation in inner-city Milwaukee
UW Law School’s new program exemplifies Wisconsin Idea, will help victims of domestic violence
Mutually beneficial programs show why university's role should not be limited to campus
UW Law School provides assistance to DACA recipients
Immigrant Justice Clinic volunteered time to help community members meet Oct. 5 renewal deadline
Out-of-state tuition would increase $4,000 under proposal
Tuition increase expected to raise $9.6 million in funding for UW
Wisconsin Innocence Project advocates for wrongfully convicted
Law program has helped release 23 wrongfully convicted individuals, teaches UW students about justice system
