Semester Resources
- Spring 2013 Course Schedule
- Fall 2012 Course Schedule
- Spring Exam Information
- Academic Calendar
- Seating Chart, Roster, Student Photos
- Self Study Report
- Fall 2012 Self Study Retreat
- Practical Training of Law Student Forms
- National Conference of Bar Examiners 2013 Requires Adobe Reader, if using FireFox right click on the link, download the file, and open from your downloads folder.
Additional Resources
Recent News | More News
Lia Ocasio wins Student Pro Bono award from Dane County Bar Association
Global Legal Studies Center wins Mellon Foundation grant for new human rights program
Two UW law students awarded Peggy Browning Fellowship
Moot Court elects 2013-14 executive board
In the Media | More In The Media
Shubha Ghosh discusses Supreme Court ruling in Monsanto case
Bridges Weekly Trade News Digest
Peter Carstensen: In Monsanto case, Supreme Court validates district court's decision
Iowa Farmer Today
Letter urges support for Resource Center on Impaired Driving
Channel3000.com
Andrew Coan: Pocan's bill wouldn't resolve significant controversies over voting rights
The Capital Times
Faculty Activities and Scholarship | Read More
Lisa Alexander presented an early version of her paper “Law, Culture and Social Movements 2.0” at the Association for Law, Property and Society’s 4th Annual Meeting, held at the University of Minnesota Law School in April.
Ken Streit co-authored the article (with John Chisholm, Milwaukee County District Attorney) "As I See It: Expand Sentencing Options for Young Adults," which appeared in the May issue of Wisconsin Lawyer.
R. Alta Charo was appointed to serve on the Independent Review and Assessment of the Activities of the NIH Recombinant DNA Advisory Committee for the National Academies' Institute of Medicine. The committee will determine if gene transfer research raises issues of concern that warrant extra oversight by the Recombinant DNA Advisory Committee of individual clinical trial protocols involving gene transfer technique and will describe the criteria used in making this determination.
Heinz Klug presented "Constituting the State in Post-Colonial Africa: 50 Years of Constitution-Making towards an African Constitutionalism" in May, at the Penn Program on Democracy, Citizenship & Constitutionalism: 2013 Annual Conference, held at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.
Upcoming Events
Wed, 6/12 11:30 am
Hurst Institute Lunch Lecture TBA
7200 - Lubar Commons
