UO alumnae have held key positions in national, international, state and local positions, creating a legacy of women in public service

Oregon Law is one of 99 schools that answered the AG’s call for aid to communities

UO experts weigh in on the significance of the choice to replace Justice Stephen Breyer

The review is the oldest continuously published law journal in the Pacific Northwest

A’Lelia Bundles will discuss how her great-great-grandmother earned economic freedom

Roger Worthington’s $600,000 gift will launch a new effort to pull carbon from the air

Through new internships they will work to support diversity in the region’s law practices

One of the first of its kind in the nation, program remains dedicated to student retention

Faculty members and students are encouraged to look at ways to protect Oregon consumers