Jacques Chouinard, who recently began his third year at the UNM School of Law, was awarded the Helen S. Carter Prize for Outstanding Student Papers at the end of the 2019-2020 school year. Read More about Associate Dean Martin Examines Class, Race, and Credit in Three Upcoming Law Review Articles

The Wild Friends program at the UNM School of Law was one of 10 awardees of the Paul Ré Peace Prize in August. Read More about Wild Friends awarded Peace Prize: 'Pollinator Protector' license plate now available.

A 2016 project commemorated the efforts of a group of Black students who advocated for civil rights in the 1960s and 70s. Read More about UNM Law alumna Barbara Brown Simmons leads UNM Black Alumni history project

Jacques Chouinard, who recently began his third year at the UNM School of Law, was awarded the Helen S. Carter Prize for Outstanding Student Papers at the end of the 2019-2020 school year. Read More about Jacques Chouinard awarded Helen S. Carter Prize for 2019-2020

Law School professors and alumni chosen to serve on state racial justice commissions Read More about Professor Emerita Montoya among five to be honored as “Latin@ Trailblazers"

Law School professors and alumni chosen to serve on state racial justice commissions Read More about Law School professors and alumni chosen to serve on state racial justice commissions

Life after law school has been anything but sedentary and sedate for Professor Emerita Sherri Burr. Read More about Burr's service to communities continues

In May, UNM School of Law’s Lora Morgan Church (Navajo), a rising 3L law student, was selected for the 2020 Rural Summer Legal Corps Fellowship Read More about Church chosen for 2020 Rural Summer Legal Corps Fellowship

The UNM School of Law and the Jacqueline Marie Leaffer Foundation have teamed up to host the Border Justice Initiative's Immigration CLE Series this summer. The series, which includes six sessions hosted virtually via Zoom, runs through the first week of August. Read More about Law School to host virtual Immigration CLE series in July/August

Rachel Grabenstein of the UNM School of Law Class of 2022 was recently awarded a scholarship by the Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation. The Foundation awards these scholarships through a competitive process to students attending one of the Foundation’s “Constituent Law Schools,” in the United States and Canada. Read More about Federal Clerkships Give Grads a Different Look at the Law