The Internet, taken for granted by so many, has an uncertain future. Game-changing technologies and unexpected innovations will surprise us and, as we have seen before, raise a series of policy, business, and technical issues that will challenge the ability of 20th century institutions to keep up. The Digital Broadband Migration conference will look ahead at these changes in the Internet environment...
Surbhi Garg (’13) and Leah Gould (‘14) won the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association’s (NAPABA) National Thomas Tang Moot Court Competition in Washington, D.C in November 2012. The first team ever from Colorado Law to enter this competition...
The White Center’s Colorado Law Constitution Day Project celebrated Constitution Day, September 17, by teaching high school students about the Constitution. In its second year, the Constitution Day Project, brought 80 Colorado Law students and alumni, 30 local attorneys, and several Colorado Law faculty to over 100 high school classrooms...
More than 400 first year law students gathered last month at the inaugural “For This We Stand” professionalism orientation, an initiative of Chief Justice Commission on the Legal Profession’s Working Group A, which focuses on opportunities for Colorado’s two law schools to engage with the larger legal community. Colorado Supreme Court Chief Justice Michael Bender (’67)...
The University of Colorado Law School and the Silicon Flatirons Center for Law, Technology, and Entrepreneurship are extremely pleased to announce that U.S. Senator Jeff Bingaman (New Mexico) will be the featured speaker for the 5th Annual Schultz Lecture, which begins the Energy Innovation speaker series...
Dean Phil Weiser led Colorado Law in a banner year of fundraising, helping the law school raise $6 million in outside donations, exceeding the $3.4 million mark of the previous year and raising over $1 million in the law school’s campaign to honor Dean David Getches. Notably, the fundraising efforts included support for three endowed professorships...
Colorado Law enthusiastically welcomes the two newest members of its faculty, Fred Bloom and Jennifer S. Hendricks. Both Hendricks and Bloom join the faculty as tenured associate professors.
This month, Colorado Law congratulates and bids farewell to two valued members of its community, Scholar-in-Residence Darrell “DJ” Jackson and Assistant Dean Mike Spivey. Both men will be leaving Colorado Law in August to pursue new opportunities.
This month, Colorado Law pays tribute to another truly legendary alum, Vine Deloria, Jr., a lawyer and theologian, known to many as the leading American Indian intellectual of the 20th century. Deloria, a member of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, was born in 1933 in Martin, South Dakota, near the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation...
