Two newly posted faculty positions at the University of Richmond School of Law are aimed at helping students adapt to a changing legal profession. The school plans to hire a Director of Legal Innovation and Entrepreneurship and the Director of Professional Identity Formation starting with the 2020-2021 school year.

Nikki Rovner, L’94, combined her loves for science and policy in a career in environmental law. Today, she’s making a difference through her work with the Nature Conservancy.

Prof. Da Lin, an expert in business associations and corporate governance, is one of the newest additions to the Richmond Law faculty.

Journalists discuss the role of a free press in holding elected and public officials accountable

3L Matt Pangle's recent scholarship on the intersection of copyright law and comedy made him the third consecutive Richmond Law student to win the Virginia State Bar’s Intellectual Property Section Student Writing Competition. 

On Friday, October 25, at 8 p.m., Obie award-winning and two-time Pulitzer Prize-nominated playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins will give a talk on campus in Camp Concert Hall.

Carol Summers, Professor of History and Global Studies, delivered a talk entitled “Make your money fight!” discussing patriotic thrift in Britain, Canada, and Uganda during the Second World War. You can check out the video here to learn more.

Governor’s Fellow crafts budget and policy proposals to address education inequity

The University of Richmond School of Law is pleased to announce the appointment of two new professorships. Dean Wendy Perdue named Christopher A. Cotropia as the Dennis I. Belcher Professor of Law and James Gibson as the Sesquicentennial Professor of Law.

The University of Richmond School of Law is pleased to announce the appointment of the newest Austin E. Owen Research Scholar. Dean Wendy Perdue appointed Kristen Jakobsen Osenga to the position.