Korematsu will speak on “Korematsu v. United States: Is My Father’s Case Still Relevant?”  Dr. Karen Korematsu, Founder and Executive Director of the Fred T. Korematsu Institute and daughter of civil …

North Carolina Court of Appeals judges brought the appellate courtroom directly to Carolina Law on Wednesday, hearing two cases that gave students, including visiting exchange students from the University of …

The Spring edition of Carolina Law Magazine is now live! Open its digital pages to witness our community’s powerful response to Hurricane Helene, breakthrough faculty research, and inspiring alumni leadership. …

In a surprise ceremony that drew together students, faculty, staff, and alumni, Carolina Law dedicated a plaque honoring Fredia Banks-Marsh at the school’s Food for Thought Pantry on Tuesday. The …

The American Bar Association’s Standing Committee on Pro Bono and Public Service has named UNC School of Law’s Pro Bono program a 2024 Pro Bono Leader for answering 133 questions …

UNC School of Law’s newest clinical program is breaking new ground in criminal justice reform through an innovative partnership with Benevolence Farm, a transitional employment and housing program for formerly …

By: Aaron GardExecutive Director, Institute for Innovation The Riddle family has long held a deep connection to the University of North Carolina, and their legacy continues to flourish as they …

Lilly Winfree, a second-year student at the University of North Carolina School of Law, has been selected as a 2025 Peggy Browning Fellow, making Carolina Law one of the few …

The UNC School of Law’s 2L team of Becca Feldman, Mary Lee, and Fikemi Fawehinmi claimed the regional championship at the American Bar Association Client Counseling Competition in Philadelphia, ranking …

Carolina Law’s Festival of Legal Learning drew its largest crowd yet this February, as over 100 alumni returned to Chapel Hill for what Richard R. Daugherty ’01 calls an “off-season …