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Margaret Drew
NAWL Podcast Discusses U.S. v. Rahimi with Professor Drew

The National Association of Woman Lawyers invited Professor Margaret Drew to participate in a discussion on the Supreme Court case, U.S. v. Rahimi on the NAWL podcast.

Geoffrey McDonald
McDonald Quoted in MassLive Article on Post-Foreclosure Evictions

Professor Geoff McDonald was interviewed by MassLive on post-foreclosure evictions.

Drew Speaks at Harvard Law’s Human Rights Workshop

Professor Drew spoke with Human Rights students from Ghana during a weeklong program held at Harvard Law School.

Professor Chaudhry Publishes New Book, South Asia, the British Empire, and the Rise of Classical Legal Thought: Towards a Historical Ontology of Law

UMass Law Professor Faisal Chaudhry investigates the legal history of colonial rule in South Asia from 1757 to the early twentieth century in his newly published book.

Rebecca Wood, Rappaport Fellow, Public Interest Law Fellow, and JD candidate for 2026
Rebecca Wood named UMass Law's 10th Rappaport Fellow

JD candidate interns in the Massachusetts Attorney General's Office

Ten UMass Law students and Professor Richard Peltz-Steele pose by the Universidade Católica Portugues campus logo.
UMass Law students gain global perspective in Lisbon

Comparative law & cultural immersion shapes future lawyers

Anoo Vyas
Vyas Presents at Intellectual Property Workshop

Professor Vyas presented at a conference on AI as a use case for blockchain technology.

Sylvia Participates in Panel Discussion on Artificial Intelligence

UMass Law’s Erica Sylvia was invited to participate on a panel hosted by the Sturgis Library entitled: AI & You

UMass Law students pictured at the 2024 commencement ceremony.
UMass Law Class of 2024 graduates ready to pursue justice

Students urged to use their skills to champion the rule of law

Prof. Shaun Spencer
Spencer Secures “Win for Women” at Supreme Judicial Court

UMass Law Associate Dean Shaun Spencer secured a Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court decision preserving an alimony award that reflected the pattern of savings that the parties followed during their marriage.

3+3 partnership
UMass Law and Dean College partner to offer an accelerated law degree program

Agreement will enable Dean College students to earn an undergraduate and law degree in six years instead of seven

Owens and Tabor Represent UMass Law at Northeastern Conference

UMass Law professors Lisa Owens and AnnaMarie Tabor present at Northeastern University

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