Get your head in the legal game this summer with these tomes.

Risa Goluboff will serve on a federal committee established in 1955 as part of the Library of Congress.

The School of Law fared well in new Princeton Review rankings, while biomedical researchers have located potential drug targets for the No. 1 cause of death worldwide.

Law students provided much of the background work for the bipartisan Virginia Literacy Act, which grounds reading instruction in science-based reading research.

The Medal in Law, along with the Medal in Architecture and the Medal in Citizen Leadership, are UVA’s highest external honors.

After Honduran environmental activists were falsely charged with crimes following their protest of a mining project, a UVA law clinic report brought the issue to international attention.

Ryan Kurtiak was a “Star Wars” villager before coming to UVA. Now, he approaches real-world problems with creativity.

Now that the FDA has approved the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, law professor Margaret Foster Riley answers questions about how much leeway vaccine-hesitant individuals will have and more.

The Community Solutions Clinic will begin work in the fall, pairing law students with UVA Equity Center fellows working on projects to reduce racial and socioeconomic inequality.

A UVA Law clinic is helping to preserve Pine Grove Elementary School in Cumberland County, which was just listed among America’s 11 Most Endangered Places for 2021.