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Three Law School Faculty Receive Named Professorships
Baude, Hubbard, Nou Among 16 UChicago Faculty Awarded New Designations
Mark A. Cohen
Conversation and Democracy
Professor Tom Ginsburg Addressed the Graduates at University Convocation
Tom Ginsburg
Student awards
Clare Chiodini, ’23, Wins ND Law Writing Competition
Mark A. Cohen
Policing
Associate Attorney General Vanita Gupta Discusses Policing at Law School Conference
While acknowledging there is no “silver bullet” on misconduct issues, Gupta outlines a broad array of recent federal efforts aimed at reducing gun violence and violent crime in communities
Mark A. Cohen
Ones and zeros display on lines mimicking a neuron
Artificial intelligence
Upcoming Conference Aims to Bring Fairness, Accountability & Transparency to AI
Two of the conference’s four co-chairs are from the University of Chicago, including law professor Aziz Huq and computer science professor Chenhao Tan
Mark A. Cohen
Megan Stevenson
Inaugural Donald M. Ephraim Prize in Law and Economics Awarded to Megan T. Stevenson
Law School Communications
Senator Durbin stands in the front of a classroom behind a podium. Student are seated in background.
Senator Durbin Visits Federal Criminal Justice Clinic
In the South Green Lounge, the keynote speaker looks out into the audience
The Class of 2023 Celebrates a Strong Commitment to Pro Bono Service
Law School Communications
Students hold their trophy flanked by judges and co-chairs of the competition
Student awards
Regional Moot Court Win Provides ‘Icing on a Cake that’s Already So Delicious’
By Jerry de Jaager
Whale jumping out the blue water.
Faculty books
‘So Deeply Our Hearts Were Allied’
Professor Martha C. Nussbaum’s late daughter inspired a passion for nonhuman animals. Now, Nussbaum’s new book Justice for Animals extends her capabilities approach beyond humans, and her latest gift to the Law School establishes the Rachel Nussbaum Animal Law Scholarship.
By Christine Foster
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