March 31, 2004
Two more days remain of UC events examining the local and national impact of Brown versus Board of Education of Topeka, then and now.
March 10, 2004
The Ohio Innocence Project takes a major step forward this week with the filing of its first legal appeal, introducing important new facts developed in investigation by UC law students into the case of a man serving a nine-year sentence for aggravated vehicular homicide.
March 15, 2005
Want to see a lawyer sweat? Try running next to one in the 2005 Race Judicata 5k Run/Walk, that will be held on the streets around campus on April 2. Pre-registration ends on March 25. The event benefits the Summer Public Interest Fellowship Fund of the college's Public Interest Law Group, allowing UC law students to serve during summer months with agencies working on behalf of the public interest.
March 28, 2005
Andre Gerolymatos, director of Hellenic Studies at Simon Fraser University and an international authority on Greece and the Balkans, will be speaking on "Nationalism and Ethnic Conflict" on March 31 at 3 p.m. at the UC College of Law. He is the 2005 distinguished lecturer for the journal "Immigration and Nationality Law Review," which is based at the college.
July 13, 2005
Kristin Brandser of the UC College of Law faculty will help lead a July 19 mock trial program at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center that examines the legal aspects of the historical case of Margaret Garner.
February 24, 2003
Paul Caron of the UC College of Law has turned his interest in tax policy and better ways to teach it into a new series of legal textbooks for one of the nation's largest legal education publishers.
February 6, 2003
Bernard Siler, a 1978 graduate of the UC College of Law, will be the featured speaker at the college's 2003 Minorty Law Day program. Siler will talk about his historical interest in the Civil War and the role of African-American soldiers.
February 24, 2003
Ohio legislators are expected this week to confer their approval upon the 14th Amendment, laying to rest historical questions about Ohio's stance on the issue that were raised through research by UC law students.
September 18, 2003
Fresh off of this summer's landmark Supreme Court rulings, affirmative action's place in higher education will get a hearing from leading figures on both sides of those cases at a University of Cincinnati College of Law symposium on Oct. 7.
February 3, 2004
Panel discussions among a distinguished field of international human rights experts will highlight the Joan Fitzpatrick Human Rights Conference, to be hosted at the UC College of Law Feb. 28-29. Information on registration is available online, and the conference will also be Webcast live from UC.