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Guy-Uriel Charles, ’97: Five Takeaways from Callais
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Michigan Law’s 2026 Excellence in Pro Bono Service Awards Recognize Outstanding Students
Alex Votta, ’25, Recognized for Best Scholarly Work in Civil Rights for Paper on Education in the Civil War-Era South
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“The Valiant” Gives Graduating Public Interest Students a Platform to Share Their Stories
Three Takeaways from Faculty Panel on Local and National Immigration Enforcement
Public Interest Week Keynote Speaker Archi Pyati, ’02, Tells Students “Our Collective Future Is Going To Be Built by You”
Michelle Adams Earns More Accolades for Her Book The Containment: Detroit, The Supreme Court, and the Battle for Racial Justice in the North
5Qs: Ratner Proposes New Approach to Reparations for Colonialism
Five Takeaways on Forced Labor Issues from the Transnational Law Symposium
5Qs: Noah Kazis Discusses the “Radical” Structure of the Fair Housing Act
Michelle Adams Wins Stone Book Award for The Containment: Detroit, The Supreme Court, and the Battle for Racial Justice in the North
Four New Teaching Fellows Join Michigan Law Faculty
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Student Project Draws on Professor Adams’s New Book to Highlight Integration Efforts in Detroit
Professors Deacon and Fryer Will Present Research at Upcoming Harvard-Yale-Stanford Junior Faculty Forum
L. Hart Wright Teaching Award Winner Michelle Adams Shares Five Lessons from Her Work
5Qs: Rothschild Explains New Framework for Regulating Toxic Chemicals
Four Takeaways from Michigan Law Public Interest Week
Students Create Digital Timeline Chronicling School Integration Efforts in Detroit
National Consumer Law Center Awards 2025 Hobbs Fellowship to 2L Aanvi Jhaveri
Flawed Facial Recognition Technology Leads to Wrongful Arrest and Historic Settlement
5Qs: Michelle Adams’s New Book, The Containment, Explores Landmark Detroit School Desegregation Case
5Qs: Yankah Proposes New Theory of “Deputization” and White Violence Against Black People
Professor Kimberly A. Thomas Elected to Michigan Supreme Court
Boddie Points to Brown v. Board of Education Decision as a Vision for a Different America
Washtenaw County Prosecutor Eli Savit, ’10, and Professor J.J. Prescott Team Up on Transparency Project to Study Racial Disparities in Legal System
Affirmative Action: The Cliff Where Diversity in Higher Education Now Teeters
The 2023 Black Alumni Reunion: “Celebrating Our Legacy, Empowering Our Future”
Slavery’s Legacy in Architecture and Law
Fundraising Effort Connects Michigan Law’s Past and Future
Civil Rights Act at 50
African American Alumni Reconnect, Reflect
Journal of the Civil War Era to Preserve Emancipation Scholarship
African American Alumni Reunion: Reconnecting with Classmates and Michigan Law
Anti-Apartheid Leader, Former Constitutional Court Justice Delivers Bishop Lecture
Inspired by Friend and Mentor, Alumnus Launches New HBCU Scholarship
Civil Rights, Women’s Rights
Mary Frances Berry, ’70: A Trailblazer in the Fight to End Discrimination
Michael Harrison, ’66: Supporting Equal Opportunity Through the Program in Race, Law, and History
Students Encouraged to Use Legal Skills for Activism at MLK Day Event
Professor Margo Schlanger Nominated for Top USDA Civil Rights Post
Working for Equal Justice
Daniel Fryer, ’18, to Join Michigan Law Faculty
The Hon. Ketanji Brown Jackson’s MLK Day Lecture Honors Black Women Leaders in the Civil Rights Movement
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Advisory Board to Examine Race and Racism at Michigan Law Announced
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