Mother’s Day Means More This Year to Resilient Law Graduate
This Mother’s Day, Aaliyah Locke will fulfill a promise she made to her son when he was born.
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Law Student Determined to Make a Difference in Alabama
Scholarships have made it possible for Haley Carter to pursue her goal of improving communities in the state.
A Chain Reaction: Three UA Law Students Donate Kidneys
Not only did the students save lives, but they also learned a lot about themselves.
Up for a Challenge
Kelsi Long will graduate from UA for a second time on Saturday as she completes the demanding JD/MBA program ahead of schedule.
Black History Month: Leaders in Law
These law graduates have left a lasting impression on UA and the state.
UA Law Professor Publishes Proposal to Reduce Firearm Suicides
A new medical journal article written by Fredrick Vars, the Ira Drayton Pruitt, Sr. Professor of Law, suggests doctors and mental health professionals could use voluntary do-not-sell lists for firearms as a new tool in their suicide prevention toolkit.
Methos Wins 2020 Harper Lee Prize
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – Victor Methos, author of “The Hallows,” will receive The University of Alabama School of Law’s 2020 Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction during a virtual ceremony. “On the 10th anniversary of the Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction, I am grateful to the selection committee for choosing a novel that clearly illustrates the role of
UA Law School Announces Finalists for the 2020 Harper Lee Prize
The University of Alabama School of Law named the finalists for the 2020 Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction.
Constitutional Scholar Named to Endowed Chair in UA Law
Tara Leigh Grove will join the The University of Alabama School of Law in August as the Charles E. Tweedy, Jr. Endowed Chairholder in Law, the UA Law School announced.
Have Leftover Scholarship Semesters? Roll Them Over.
Beginning January 2020, undergraduate merit scholarship recipients transitioning to full-time status in The University of Alabama Graduate School or School of Law can apply unused semesters of their merit scholarship toward their advanced degrees.