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Rahwa Ghebre-Ab, ’09
Rahwa Ghebre-Ab, ’09: An Unforeseen Path Leads to a Dream Job
Jerry de Jaager
Lee Fennell in front of a full classroom
The Boldness of the Bigelow Fellowship
How the Law School’s 73-Year-Old Legal Writing Program Became a Springboard for Future Scholars
Claire Parins
Douglas Kraus and Alice Weigle Kraus in front of an American flag
Kraus-Weigle Fund Stems from an Entire Family’s Commitment to Public Service
Jerry de Jaager
David Pi, ’13
David Pi, ’13: Prioritizing Substantive Legal Experiences and Pro Bono
Jerry de Jaager
Dickerson seated at a desk
Dickerson Centennial
A Dream Deferred, Advanced, and Remembered
Earl Dickerson Fought for Economic and Racial Justice, Argued Successfully before the Supreme Court, and Secured a Long List of “Firsts.” On the Centennial of His Graduation, the Law School Celebrates—and Reintroduces—His Legacy.
Becky Beaupre Gillespie
Hearing One Another
Listening Across Differences
How a New University of Chicago Workshop Pushes Law Students to Practice ‘Hearing One Another’
Claire Stamler-Goody
COVID-19 Immigration International human rights
How the Pandemic Puts Immigrants in Danger—and Why a Robust Government Response Matters
A Q&A with the Law School’s Nicole Hallett and Claudia Flores
By Becky Beaupre Gillespie
Back of the Yards Coffee is one of the businesses listed on Shop in Place Chicago
COVID-19
‘With a Problem this Big, There Are Many Places You Can Start’
IJ Clinic’s Pandemic Response Includes Website to Help Chicagoans ‘Shop in Place’
By Becky Beaupre Gillespie
Scott Davis, Retired Professor from Practice, 1952 - 2020
Becky Beaupre Gillespie
Adam Chilton
COVID-19
How Much Individual Freedom Are We Willing to Sacrifice to Fight COVID-19?
Professor Adam Chilton Discusses the Balance between Civil Liberty and Public Health—and the Surprising Results of His New Survey
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