Many law students spend their summers working at a firm or doing research with a professor, but five students were selected to spend two weeks in Tübingen, Germany, with UNC …
Five Students Selected for Summer Study Abroad in Tübingen, Germany
UNC School of Law Receives Largest Single Cash Gift in School’s History
The UNC School of Law has received the largest single cash gift in the school’s history from North Carolina business icon Jerry Wordsworth. The unrestricted gift supports the school’s mission …
Alumni Honored at Annual N.C. Bar Association Meeting, LeAnn Nease Brown ’84 Sworn in as President
Ten UNC School of Law alumni and one faculty member received awards at the North Carolina Bar Association’s 121st annual meeting in Asheville, June 20-23, and six alumni were recognized …
Alumni Honored at Annual N.C. Bar Association Meeting, LeAnn Nease Brown ’84 Sworn in as President
Ten UNC School of Law alumni and one faculty member received awards at the North Carolina Bar Association’s 121st annual meeting in Asheville, June 20-23, and six alumni were recognized …
Lolly Gasaway: Leader, Visionary, Donor
Lolly Gasaway with recipients of the Laura N. Gasaway Graduate Assistantship. From left, Emily Roscoe, a Ph.D. student in the UNC School of Information and Library Science, Sara Farnsworth 3L, …
Mosteller Retires After Decades Teaching Crim Pro, Evidence
This article originally appeared in the Spring/Summer 2019 issue of Carolina Law magazine. One of Carolina Law professor Bob Mosteller’s pastimes is working on the farm where he grew up …
The Evolution of a Faculty-Student Mentorship
This article originally appeared in the Spring/Summer 2019 issue of Carolina Law magazine. Following law school, Lawrence Cameron ’10 started his career as an assistant district attorney in Wake County, …
Klinefelter Selected for Finland Fulbright-Nokia Distinguished Chair
This article originally appeared in the Spring/Summer 2019 issue of Carolina Law magazine. What’s the appropriate balance between access to information and individual privacy? It’s an evolving, controversial issue with …
A Career in Public Health Law: Virginia Niehaus ’12
This article originally appeared in the Spring/Summer 2019 issue of Carolina Law magazine. Virginia Radford Niehaus, ’12 JD/’13 MPH, knows the powerful ways that public health and law can work together to …
A Career in Public Health Law: Virginia Niehaus ’12
This article originally appeared in the Spring/Summer 2019 issue of Carolina Law magazine. Virginia Radford Niehaus, ’12 JD/’13 MPH, knows the powerful ways that public health and law can work …