OHA and Ka Huli Ao Center at law school to continue initiative
Aʻo Aku Aʻo Mai Initiative provides access to justice for Native Hawaiians through legal education and direct legal services
Art and law meet on common ground at law library exhibit
First-ever law library art exhibition at UH Mānoa explores themes of social justice.
Peace Corps volunteer receives fellowship to study at UH law school
In a new partnership, the first between a university in Â鶹´«Ã½ and the Peace Corps, Grace Magruder will receive a $3,000 annual grant to study at the law school.
New Native Hawaiian law treatise to help guide, define island legal issues
Native Hawaiian Law: A Treatise, provides detailed explanations on aspects of law affecting Native Hawaiian cultural and natural resources
Second lowest debt load in the nation for UH law students
In data from the latest U.S. News and World Report, graduates of the William S. Richardson School of Law carried the second lowest average level of debt in the nation.
Community feedback sought on proposed merger between HEI and NextEra
The UH Mānoa William S. Richardson School of Law is reaching out for community feedback on the proposed merger between Hawaiian Electric Industries and NextEra.
A celebration of life for a beloved graduate Shirley Naomi Kanani Garcia
The UH community celebrates the life of William S. Richardson School of Law graduate Shirley Garcia.
Ka Huli Ao and OHA to conduct newly mandated Native Hawaiian law training
UH law school in partnership with OHA offers Native Hawaiian law training course in line with newly signed Act 169
Law professor joins UN group to combat politically-motivated disappearances
Associate Professor Tae-Ung Baik appointed to UN Human Rights Council Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances.
Ethics in Entertainment industry panel added to conversation series
Streaming services, music royalties, compensation and the price of fame considered ethically by industry heavyweights.