UMass Law hosts Law Review launch event

The latest volume of the UMass Law Review will debut alongside student presentations

Clifford Receives Grant to Study Creative Process of Software Development to Gain Insight on Copyright Laws

UMass Law Professor Ralph Clifford received a grant for his study of the creative aspects of computer programming.

Scharf Publishes Article on Naturalized Special Immigrant Juveniles

UMass Law Professor Irene Scharf published an article on the impacts of discrimination on Naturalized Specialized Immigrant Juveniles.

Drew Presents on the Intersection of HIV/AIDS and Intimate Partner Abuse

UMass Law Professor Margaret Drew presented for the American Bar Association on the intersection of HIV/AIDS and intimate partner abuse.

UMass Law hosts Open House on March 19, 2019

Prospective students can visit and learn about the only public law school in Massachusetts

Dunlap Publishes Article on Funding Civil Legal Aid

Professor Dunlap published an article in the Standard Times on the importance of funding civil legal aid for low-income people.

Peltz-Steele Publishes on Development Accountability in India

Professor Richard J. Peltz-Steele has published a research article on accountability in international development in an Indian social science journal. The article appears in the peer-reviewed Research Journal Social Sciences, a publication of Panjab University in Chandigarh, India.

Flanagan Named Co-Director of Annual New York Academic Support Workshop

UMass Law Professor Rebecca Flanagan was named co-director of the New York Academic Support Workshop alongside Professor Kris Franklin.

UMass Law holds Justice Week 2019

Starting February 11, the weeklong celebration will focus on contemporary social justice issues like the #MeToo movement, immigration, Bail Reform, and many more.

Peltz-Steele Publishes in Villanova Law Review on Access-to-Information Law

Professor Richard J. Peltz-Steele published comparative research in the Villanova Law Review proposing reform of the U.S. Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) inspired by South African law.