UH law school earns high grade in National Jurist
The magazine gives the School of Law an A- for providing an array of clinics and externships that offer hands-on training to students.
UH graduate education ranked among best by U.S. News
Medicine, law and education graduate programs at UH Mānoa have been ranked in U.S. News 2018 Best Graduate Schools list.
In Memoriam: UH mourns the passing of the Honorable James S. Burns
Judge Burns was an integral part of the John A. Burns School of Medicine and the William S. Richardson School of Law.
Law school gala supports pro bono student work
Proceeds will go toward providing summer grants for students doing work for non-profit public interest law firms and agencies serving underserved groups.
Korematsu v U.S. and its modern-day relevance
The events will examine national security and democratic liberties today juxtaposed with World War II racial discrimination and the incarceration of Americans of Japanese ancestry.
Supreme Court Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg shares decades of wisdom with UH law students
In her third visit to the law school, Justice Ginsburg provides students a rare educational opportunity to hear insights directly from the highest court in the U.S.
Award-winning social innovator selected as Inouye chair
Ai-Jen Poo will be guest teaching an undergraduate course and a graduate course on social movements at UH Mānoa.
End-of-life care and elder law explored at Matters of the Heart
Seek answers to medical, legal and ethical issues that will support the autonomy and independence of patients with respect to cardiovascular implantable electronic devices.
Activist Changrok Soh speaks on human rights issues in Asia
Specializing in human rights, security and international relations, Soh is working toward establishing a system that promotes and protects human rights in Asia.
Renowned legal experts offer public lectures
Innocence Project co-founder Barry Scheck and 60 Minutes producer Ira Rosen headline law school lecture series.