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.

Law professor Kevin Cope argues that not only are governments legally permitted to provide vaccine passports, they may have a constitutional obligation to do so.

The incoming law student and former competitive figure skater says that if you’re not learning to fail, you’re failing to learn.

UVA Law faculty members discuss cases from the Supreme Court’s recent term, which affected everything from LGBTQ rights to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.

UVA students are working to protect Pine Grove Elementary School, built in 1917 to educate black children in the Jim Crow era, from a proposed landfill.

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor has been named this year’s recipient of the Thomas Jefferson Foundation Medal in Law.

Double Hoo Amanda Swanson grew up in Tennessee and idolized Pat Summitt. She found an outlet for her dreams in a book project that recounted the legendary coach’s lawsuit that changed women’s basketball.

In 1982, only six of the 32 Supreme Court clerks were women. Half of those came from UVA, sharing experiences that all three agree were life-defining.