UMass Law chapter of Delta Theta Phi wins record number of awards at national convention

National awards include Most Outstanding Student Senate, Most Outstanding Professor for Professor Dwight Duncan, and Most Outstanding Student for Raven Francomano, JD ‘22

UMass Law student receives Hispanic Police Officers of New Bedford Law Scholarship

Scholarship is funded by a group of 19 New Bedford police officers

New faculty and staff join UMass Law with strong teaching and professional development experience

UMass Law welcomes new assistant director of legal career services and two legal skills professors

New faculty and staff join UMass Law with strong teaching and professional development experience

New legal skills faculty and assistant director of career services

Rbrey Singleton '22 receives leadership and advocacy award from the MA Black Lawyers Association

Award named in honor of (Ret.) MA Supreme Judicial Court Chief Justice Roderick L. Ireland

UMass Law Commencement Ceremony celebrates the Classes of 2020 and 2021

Students extolled for completing their legal education during an uncertain and unprecedented era

Commencement Spotlight: Anthony Moser, JD candidate '21

Plans a future career in criminal law and will join the Miami State Attorney’s Office as a prosecutor

Commencement Spotlight: Ruth Lavache, JD/MBA candidate ’21

Interned at the U.S. Attorney’s Office in New Jersey and will work as an assistant attorney general in MA

Two UMass Law 1Ls chosen for prestigious Rappaport Fellowship in law and public policy

Emily Dillan and Jennifer White will intern with state legislators and learn to create policy

As part-time law students manage multiple priorities, they are buoyed by the support of the UMass Law community

UMass Law’s flexible day and evening/weekend programs enable many students to attend law school

UMass Law honored for highest participation in 2020 Walk to the Hill event that raises funds for civil legal aid

Law students participate in virtual 2021 event to continue supporting mission of justice for all

Professor Hillary Farber named Pro Bono of the Year by the Florence Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project

UMass Law professor honored for her work with detained immigrants on the U.S.-Mexico border