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Faculty Research into AI and the Law Earns Awards
Alex Votta, ’25, Recognized for Best Scholarly Work in Civil Rights for Paper on Education in the Civil War-Era South
5Qs: Herzog’s New Book Discusses History of Reading Wars and Their Continuing Impact
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Students Recognize Professors Spencer Smith, Kerry Kornblatt, Frank Vandervort, and Adrian Ohmer, ’13, with 2026 Teaching Awards
Michigan Law Announces Winners of 2026 Student Honors and Awards
AI startups court law students in fight for lawyer market
3L David Weaver Selected for Institute for Policy Integrity Fellowship at NYU Law
Five Takeaways from Conference on the Oldest Constitutional Question
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Rocket Man
Matthew Preston, ’21, Selected for ABA Young Lawyers Division Award
Martha Umphrey, ’91: A New View as Provost at Amherst College
Michigan Law Students Get Hands-on with AI Tools
AI and Legal Research in the Michigan Law Library
New Research from Michigan Law Professors Supports Real-World Value of AI for Lawyers
Professor Patrick Barry Wants His Students to Become “Conspicuously Good” at AI
Bromberg, Edmonds, and Walker Receive 2025 Teaching Awards During First-Ever Blue Jeans Panel
The Debate Dividing the Supreme Court’s Liberal Justices
Two Michigan Law Students Selected as 2025 Kouba Prize Winners for Papers on EU Law and International Peace and Security
Interview on “The Oldest Constitutional Question”
The Oldest Constitutional Question
As the Supreme Court Focuses on the Past, Historians Turn to Advocacy
Michigan Law Hosts Applied Legal Storytelling Conference
2002 Campbell Finalists Reminisce, Two Decades Later
A Multitude of Student Moots, On and Off the Quad
Where Does the Campbell Moot Court Question Come From?
Who Judges the Campbell Moot Court Competition?
A Century of Argument and Advocacy: Campbell Moot Court Turns 100
Former Winners of the Campbell Moot Court Competition Reflect on the Experience
Michigan Law School’s New Essay Prompt Requires Applicants To Answer Using Generative AI
Michigan Law Adds AI Essay Prompt
Professors Deacon and Fryer Will Present Research at Upcoming Harvard-Yale-Stanford Junior Faculty Forum
Michigan Law Students Recognize Bromberg, Edmonds, Primus, and Walker with 2025 Teaching Awards
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Kaplan survey examines the lack of clarity for AI usage in law school admissions essays
Legal Practice Teaching Award Winner Kerry Kornblatt Delivers “Blue Jeans” Lecture on Crafting a Perfectly Imperfect Legal Career
Students Attend Salzburg Cutler Fellows Program
Michigan Law Dimond Prize Recognizes Outstanding Scholarly Paper
Newer AI Chatbots May Improve Law Student Performance
Zhang and Logue on Holding Bank Executives Accountable
Reimagined SJD Program Boosts Funding and Student Engagement
Beyond the Stacks: The Modern Evolution of Law Libraries
Empirical Legal Research Becoming More Popular Among Faculty in Effort to Address Real-world Issues
5Qs: Matthew Fletcher Discusses His New Short Story Collection
5Qs: Michelle Adams’s New Book, The Containment, Explores Landmark Detroit School Desegregation Case
2024 Kouba Prize Winners Announced
Future lawyers learn key lessons from studying poetry in parks in this course
Program in Race, Law, and History Announces 2023-2024 Fellows
Aspen Publishing Acquires License to Administer JD-Next Admissions Exam
ChatGPT on Campus: Law Schools Wrestle With Emerging AI Tools
Michigan Law Recognizes Outstanding Student Papers in Constitutional, International Law
Deacon and Litman Win ACS Cudahy Writing Competition
Prof. Daugirdas Wins Writing Award
Prof. Whitman Receives L. Hart Wright Teaching Award
Eric Ostermeier, ’95: Data-driven Political Journalism
Halberstam and Seinfeld Outline Plans for Associate Deanships
Future Law Professors Workshop Helps Legal Academics Find their Footing
Ban the Box Legislation Leads to Increase in Racial Discrimination
@UMICHLAW: Spring 2017
News in Brief: Fall 2017
Recent Publications Highlight Breadth of Michigan Law Faculty
Michigan Law Announces Faculty Fellow Program
News in Brief: Winter 2019
News in Brief: Spring 2021
Students Launch Michigan Journal of Law & Society
Bagenstos on Class-Not-Race
Arato Wins Inaugural Prize for Paper
A Lifetime of Giving Back to Michigan Law
Recent Gifts: Winter 2020
Michigan Law Hires New Faculty Members
Julian Arato, a Preeminent Emerging Voice on International Law and the Global Economy, Joins the Michigan Law Faculty
Steven Schaus Brings Moral Philosophy to Research and Teaching of Torts at Michigan Law
Distinguished Administrative Law Scholar Christopher Walker Joins Michigan Law Faculty
