New leadership lab empowers UH law students
A new island-focused leadership lab to train future legal and business leaders at the UH Mānoa William S. Richardson School of Law will launch this fall.
New associate judge credits UH law school for life lessons
Sonja McCullen, a UH law school alum, is the newly confirmed associate judge to the Intermediate Court of Appeals.
Highest number of applications to UH law school in nine years
The William S. Richardson School of Law continues its tradition of strong admissions for another year, with an incoming class of 113 students for fall 2021.
Parking policy changes could impact housing costs, carbon outputs
Economist Donald Shoup to speak at the Better Tomorrow Speaker Series.
Ethics in technology, capitalism, and more in Will Weinstein lecture series
Professionals from the business, legal, medical, technology and political communities examine business and legal ethics.
UH law professor tapped for role in Biden Administration
UH Professor Maxine Burkett will be working with Secretary John Kerry on international climate change issues and negotiations.
Chief Justice Richardson¡¯s papers to be preserved, made available
The collection documents Richardson¡¯s life, military and public service, and contributions to advance Native Hawaiian rights.
11 UH law grads named to prestigious leadership institute
Eleven UH law school alumni have been chosen as 2021 Leadership Institute Fellows by the Hawaii State Bar Association.
New Miss Hawaii will use UH law degree to fight for girls, women
Courtney Choy was crowned Miss Hawaii 2021 two days after participating in commencement activities for her juris doctorate diploma from the UH law school.
Law student named pro bono hero for assisting Kaua?i taro farmers
Devin Forrest is one of four pro bono heroes profiled in the National Jurist for the hundreds of hours of free legal assistance he provided in his community.