Environmental Law Society members plant a redbud tree on Jayhawk Boulevard during the Replant Mount Oread event in March 2012. The Environmental Law Society welcomes its new members and supporters for 2012-13! The ELS hosted its kick-off meeting Tuesday, Sept. 18 and introduced this year’s officers, faculty supporters, and upcoming events. After a brief hiatus, the ELS came back full …
Extra, extra! Kansas Law Free Press to publish first issue of academic year
The Kansas Law Free Press is a news publication written by students at KU Law. KLFP is about news things, big ideas, awkwardness, intellectual diversity, refinement, and getting to the point. It’s dedicated to informing, inspiring, and entertaining the students, faculty, and administration at KU Law as well as the community at large. KLFP was founded two years ago by …
Student organization spotlight: Law Students for Reproductive Justice
KU’s chapter of Law Students for Reproductive Justice is part of a nationwide organization that believes reproductive justice will exist when all people can exercise the rights and access the resources they need to thrive and to decide whether, when and how to have and parent children with dignity, free from discrimination, coercion or violence. The goals of this group …
SBA president represents students, gets inspired at ABA Meeting
SBA President Michael Andrusak, right, and Matt Gorney, secretary/treasurer of the ABA Law Student Division, recently attended the ABA Annual Meeting in Chicago on behalf of KU Law students. On Aug. 2 I was privileged to attend the 2012 American Bar Association Annual Conference in Chicago. Since I was the first member of the KU Law Student Bar Association to …
Journey to J.D.: The First 24 Hours
Oh, no! It looks like rain, and Journey to J.D. just started an hour ago. All of the campers attended the welcome program, dropped off their luggage, changed their clothes and are now ready to leave. But rain? Not good since the kids (and the resident assistants) are going to the Adams Campus Outdoor Education Center for three hours of …
You’ve been admitted…is KU Law right for you?
Sunny skies and blooming trees welcomed potential students from near and far to Green Hall for the Admitted Students Open House. Admitted students attended from states across the country, including California, Arizona, Nevada, Colorado, and Texas. If you were one of them, you hopefully have a better feel for what KU Law has to offer. If you were unable to …