After 17 years of service in the Virginia General Assembly, UVA Law graduate Jennifer McClellan will be the first Black woman to represent Virginia in Congress.

After first starting his own law firm, Douglas Bouton decided his life needed to follow a different path.

With two U.S. presidents facing special counsel investigations and one facing legal jeopardy on other matters, UVA Today turns to an expert on presidential power for answers.

On the fifth anniversary of a violent white supremacist rally, UVA community members reflected on the legacy of Aug. 11-12, 2017, and the federal lawsuit that held organizers accountable.

A UVA professor who helped create red flag laws after the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre says more states need to adopt them, and consider new laws as well, to address school shootings.

UVA Law professor Douglas Laycock comments on what may be going on behind the scenes now that a draft decision linked to Roe v. Wade has been leaked.

From an MIT engineering degree to business consulting to law school, Tiffany Mickel has allowed intellectual curiosity to set her path.

Accepting this year’s Thomas Jefferson Foundation Medal in Law, Stephen Breyer said the success of democracy in America is up to today’s high school, college and law students.

Speaking in her own capacity and as a constitutional law expert, Goluboff discussed Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s qualifications and likened her to retiring Justice Stephen Breyer.

UVA law professors explain how sanctions on Russia due to its unprovoked war on Ukraine are affecting the global economy.