Law School leaps 26 points in rankings
The William S. Richardson School of Law rose 26 points to be ranked among the top tier law schools in the country, according to the latest U.S. News and World Report.
Law students win for the third straight year
William S. Richardson School of Law students deemed Best Advocates in a moot court competition for the third year in a row.
Japanese legal studies program receives endowment
The Sam and Helen Piesner Endowed Scholarship will help William S. Richardson School of Law students interested in pursuing coursework in Japanese law.
International scholars memorialize late law professor
A three-day symposium will honor and memorialize the life and work of the late University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Professor of Law Jon M. Van Dyke.
UH in the News, January 8-14, 2013
News coverage of University of Hawaiʻi people, programs and activities for January 8–14, 2013.
International land economics society honors law professor
UH Mānoa’s David Callies received the 2012 Lambda Alpha International Member of the Year Award.
Hawaiʻi‘s dueling volcanoes and more in the news
A deep connection between Mauna Loa and Kīlauea volcanoes found by UH Mānoa scientists is featured in the past week’s news coverage of UH programs and people.
Law authors honored for groundbreaking works
Law professors and authors Tae-Ung Baek, David Cailles, Justin Levinson will be honored by the School of Law.
Linking obesity and breast cancer, and more in the news
A study linking body weight and breast cancer by the University of Hawaiʻi Cancer Center is among the UH programs and people highlighted in news coverage during the past week.
Law school ranked among nation’s best
The Princeton Review ranks the William S. Richardson School of Law first for the “Best Environment for Minority Students” and fourth in the country for the “Most Diverse Faculty.”
