I regret to report that a disturbing trend has emerged at the law school. Apparently, somewhere between midterms and the looming threat of finals, we collectively decided that personal style was an ...

In an effort to raise more money for all them “PILA Types,” PILA’s board has become significantly more creative in their auction offerings this time around. Law Weekly just received special early ...

We gather today to mourn the tragic passing of Aubrey “Drake” Graham’s career, which was officially pronounced dead on February 9, 2024, following a brutal halftime show assassination by rapper ...

The further I’ve gotten into 1L, the more situations I’ve discovered that feel strikingly similar to the most notorious, frightening, and borderline distasteful horror movie clichés. So, in light of ...

So, What Do Journals Actually Do? With the journal tryout officially complete, 1Ls are getting their first introductions to legal academia (and patiently awaiting the results of their efforts), 2Ls ...

Robert Putnam famously warned that Americans are increasingly “bowling alone,” a symptom of the slow dissolution of the civic fabric that once bound communities together. His evidence was extensive: ...

I am running for SBA President because I believe that my experience as a student leader over the past two years has prepared me to serve the Law School student body. I am running on a platform of ...

Tales abound of West Coast law firms and their liberal office dress codes. Law is a profession where tradition is a way of life, and the jeans-and-hoodie-clad West Coast attorney has undeniable allure ...

I could not resist. In the second installment of my All the President’s Lawyers Redux series, I am writing about the Trump administration’s attack on the legal profession, a now frequent subject of ...

Last weekend, March 14 to 16, two 1L teams took first and second place at the Southeastern Regionals of the American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA) Giles Sutherland Rich Moot Court ...

A Wednesday evening in law school is a test of mettle. A Monday event ran longer than you thought, so you put off your readings for Tuesday, and now your entire schedule is thrown off until Friday ...