Narrated by Doug Good Feather, this video provides a glimpse into the tenth anniversary celebration of the adoption of the U.N. Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, held at Colorado Law in September 2017.
The fall 2017 edition of Amicus, Colorado Law's semi-annual alumni magazine, is out now! Read it here.
Pictured: Clinical Professors Ann England and Colene Robinson's Criminal and Juvenile Law class at the Sidi Moumen Cultural Center in Casablanca, Morocco.
The Class of 2020 is Colorado Law’s most diverse incoming class ever at 29.4 percent racially or ethnically diverse, and they hail from 36 states (including D.C.). With a median LSAT score of 161 and a median cumulative GPA of 3.65, they come from various backgrounds rich with experiences that indicate strong potential for success.
Nic Cordova ('18) and Morgan Pullam ('19) earned the judges’ verdict in the final round of the Carrigan Cup Trial Competition on September 25. Volunteer judges were The Honorable Christine M. Arguello, Sheila P. Carrigan (’82), and Stanley L. Garnett (‘82).
Reconnect with classmates and friends during Homecoming & Reunion Weekend, Friday, October 27 and Saturday, October 28, 2017. Register now for free Homecoming events.
The University of Colorado Law School is a national leader in environmental, energy, and natural resources law. For more than half a century, these areas have helped define the Colorado Law curriculum. With an expert faculty and an engaged student body, Colorado Law is facing the environmental law challenges of today and shaping the debate of tomorrow.
Associate Professor Alexia Brunet Marks was one of four pre-tenure recipients of the Provost’s Achievement Award for her article "A New Governance Recipe for Food Safety Regulation," which was published in the Loyola University Chicago Law Journal.
