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Hoetger explores how technology challenges Fourth Amendment protections

April 2, 2025

Lancaster County Juvenile Court Judge Reggie Ryder presides in a simulated courtroom for the College of Law Children’s Justice Clinic in this 2021 photo.

Acklie Charitable Foundation makes landmark pledge to College of Law

June 27, 2023

Law grad a trailblazer for Black women

February 16, 2023

Ryan Sullivan, associate professor of law, works with his students and clients in the Lancaster County Courthouse on April 13, 2022, as part of the tenant assistant project.

Nebraska Law program focused on tenant rights

September 13, 2022

Nebraska's Anna Shavers visits with students in the Schmid Law Library in 2017. Shavers died Jan. 22 after nearly 33 years of service at Nebraska U.

Shavers remembered for dedicated work as educator, leader

January 26, 2022

Anna Shavers

Memorial service for Nebraska Law leader is Jan. 27

January 24, 2022

Nebraska Space Law Week prepares to go virtual in 14th year

September 14, 2021

Personal experience drives Murga Rios to immigration work

May 6, 2021

Gus Hurwitz, associate professor of law, Menard Director of the Nebraska Governance and Technology Center, and co-director of the Space, Cyber and Telecom Law program, leads a classroom discussion in photo taken prior to the global pandemic. The Nebraska Governance and Technology Center will begin offering in the fall a new tech governance curriculum open to all graduate students.

Center plans bold approach in technology governance curriculum

March 30, 2021

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Society & Culture

Alice Ann Minick

Minick was first woman to graduate from Nebraska Law

March 15, 2021

Colleen Medill, a professor in the College of Law, leads a lecture in McCollum Hall at the start of the fall 2020 semester.

Nebraska Law joins national police practices effort

October 15, 2020

Ajit Pai

FCC chairman to visit university on Sept. 18

September 11, 2019