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Law School Celebrates the Classes of 2020 and 2021
University NewsThe University of St. Thomas School of Law held in-person graduation ceremonies on May 16 for the classes of 2020 and 2021.
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Remembering Walter Mondale
University NewsFormer Vice President Walter Mondale, a Minnesotan whose public career spanned seven decades, including serving as an influential senator and Democratic nominee for president, died on April 19 at the age of 93. Revisit photos from his presence on the St. Thomas campus. -
Law School Thanks Outgoing Alumni Board; Welcomes New Members for 2021-22
University NewsA special thank-you to the outgoing St. Thomas School of Law Alumni Board members for their years of dedicated service. -
Law Students Advocate for No-Knock Warrant Reforms
University NewsSt. Thomas School of Law students took another step in their individual efforts to seek reforms regarding the use of unannounced or "no-knock" warrants by law enforcement in Minnesota. -
Five Observations: The Chauvin Trial and St. Thomas Law Professors
Five ObservationsSt. Thomas law professors explained in a panel discussion ahead of the week what the public can expect to see as the Derek Chauvin trial unfolds, including an explanation of the multiple charges he faces. -
Law Alumni Receive Honors
University NewsSeveral St. Thomas School of Law graduates have recently been recognized by local and national organizations and publications. -
Religious Liberty Clinic Brief Argues Universities Can't Discriminate Against Faith-Based Student Groups
Faith and MissionThe University of St. Thomas School of Law Religious Liberty Appellate Clinic has filed an amicus curiae brief in federal court InterVarsity Christian Fellowship v. Board of Governors of Wayne State University. The brief argues that faith-based college and university student groups cannot be penalized for requiring that their leaders sign a statement of agreement… -
Dr. Yohuru Williams: Celebrate Black Achievement, Yet Remember the Challenges
Diversity, Equity and InclusionBeing Black in America comes with complications embedded in American history. -
Taking Action
COVID-19 ResponseAs St. Thomas looks back on this challenging year, here are some ways university members moved forward with purpose. -
In the News – Justice Dept. faces risks, rewards with riot sedition charges
In the NewsLaw professor Mark Osler comments for The Hill on the sedition charges that may be applied to members of the mob that rioted the Capitol in January.