Josette Corazza

Six students visited Ecuador to learn about land rights, cultural preservation and environmental protection.

Law faculty members’ office relics often have personal and professional meaning.

Haley Gorman says remembering life outside of school helps improve academic performance.

This Halloween, a UVA School of Law professor examines the case that declared a house “legally haunted.”

An estimated 25 million women experience menopause every year. A new book, co-written by a UVA expert, explores the legal context.

A first-year law student has traded competition for academics and the law.

School of Law faculty select and summarize seminal cases like Loving v. Virginia, the subject of a major Hollywood movie.

Law professor Dotan Oliar dissects the controversy and talks about how you can protect your likeness.

Thomas Nachbar weighs in on what similar lawsuits in the information age can tell us about the new case’s anticipated outcome.

The number of people living alone has increased more than 300% since 1940. Learn how society is adapting.