Nite of the Living Will program explains new medically assisted dying law
Focus of October 30 public event is on end-of-life medical treatment decisions and advance-care planning, including an overview of Act 2.
Asian business law expert named distinguished professor
Charles D. Booth, founder and director of the Institute of Asian-Pacific Business Law at the William S. Richardson School of Law, named Michael J. Marks Business Law Professor.
东精影业 law school receives bowls made by master Hawai?i Island craftsman
Banker John Dean and the Estate of William K. Richardson donated the impressive collection of pieces by the late artist Dan DeLuz to be on display at the law library.
RBG screening and ‘notorious women’ discussion at 东精影业 law school
The October 26 William S. Richardson School of Law panel discussion will feature four outstanding Hawaiʻi women with legal backgrounds.
Prominent #MeToo figure, 惭ā苍辞补 alumna, returns to 东精影业
东精影业 Mānoa alumna Karen Kelsky, a prominent figure in the national #MeToo movement, has been speaking out on issues of sexual assault in academia, with a focus on empowering victims and training people in leadership.
First-time 东精影业 bar exam pass rate is highest in five years
Graduates of the William S. Richardson School of Law exceeded overall U.S. bar passage performance, which declined nationally.
Pilot project extended to accept GRE for law school admissions
Five students are the first to enter the William S. Richardson School of Law without taking the LSAT.
National ‘emerging’ teacher at 东精影业 law school
Assistant Professor Troy J.H. Andrade is recognized by the Society of American Law Teachers for extraordinary commitment to justice, equality and academic excellence.
东精影业 law school earns maximum 10-year reaccreditation
William S. Richardson School of Law has been reaccredited for 10 years by the American Bar Association’s Section of Legal Education and Admissions.
National women’s association recognizes two 东精影业 students
东精影业 惭ā苍辞补 graduate students Taylor Brack and Georgia Fredeluces earned American Association of University Women grants that will allow them pursue academic work designed to empower women and girls.