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Op-Ed: Black Lawyers Matter

Whether in legislative bodies, the court system, the workplace or the community, those with legal training are helping us move toward an equitable and anti-racist society. By William Covington

Law library series spotlights "Diverse Voices"

Check out books, databases and research guides amplifying voices of lawyer-leaders from the legal profession's underrepresented communities.

Student Spotlight: Indistinguishable from Magic

Over his career as a Microsoft executive, Michael Angiulo 3L has presided over some of the biggest innovations in the history of personal computing. Today, he is parlaying his experience and expertise into work on issues at the intersection of technology and humanity.

LISTEN: Redress, Reparations and the Fight for Racial Justice

Guest: Margaret Chon, Donald and Lynda Horowitz Professor for the Pursuit of Justice, Seattle University School of Law

Father and Son Abducted in Mexico Are Allowed into the U.S.

Haiyun Damon-Feng, assistant director of UW Law's Gates Public Service Law Program, and Isabel Skilton 2L secured humanitarian parole for the man and his son, who were kidnapped after returning to Mexico under the Trump administration's MPP program. (Source: The New York Times)

Join the UW Law faculty

UW Law is committed to creating a fair, just and vibrant society, locally and globally. As part of this effort, we are seeking outstanding individuals to join our exceptional, interdisciplinary faculty. Explore our open faculty positions.