Systemic racism in credit card company policies study presented at law forum
UH Mānoa’s Andrea Freeman identifies the flaws in and proposes amendments to laws designed to address racial discrimination in credit.
Law professor selected as Washington D.C. public policy fellow
UH Mānoa’s Maxine Burkett will join international scholars at the Woodrow Wilson Center to discuss climate change and public policy.
New law degree garners strong international interest
UH Mānoa offers a doctor of laws degree for students aiming to work outside the U.S. and international students to study in Â鶹´«Ã½.
Keiki Corner helps kids in Kapolei family court
Child Welfare Clinic students create book nook and play area to ease stress in children at Family Court.
Law school library gets a face lift
After 34 years, the William S. Richardson School of Law undergoes renovations.
Board of Regents medals awarded for teaching excellence
Fourteen University faculty members were honored with the Board of Regents’ Medal for Excellence.
Law Professor Shalanda Baker selected for Fulbright award
Shalanda H. Baker selected to receive a Fulbright award to research the intersections of energy reform, climate change and indigenous rights issues in Mexico.
Angela Davis challenges students to question status quo
Renowned American political activist, scholar and author Angela Davis is guest teaching a graduate course on American punishment at UH Mānoa.
New pre-law certificate approved for UH Hilo
New Pre-Law Certificate program at UH Hilo includes a wide array of upper division electives across a variety of majors.
Visiting justice stresses importance of environmental law
William S. Richardson School of Law Jurist-in-Residence Justice Antonio Benjamin speaks on the importance of environmental law in protecting fragile ecosystems.