Celebrating the Class of 2026
The class of 2026 is encouraged to be deliberate and unafraid to take risks — that is, to "think like a plaintiff" — as they navigate their careers and lives.
The class of 2026 is encouraged to be deliberate and unafraid to take risks — that is, to "think like a plaintiff" — as they navigate their careers and lives.
The Law of Healthcare Administration, 11th Edition, provides future healthcare leaders with an accurate, engaging, and practical guide to this complex area of law.
UW Law is proud to celebrate the Class of 2026 with a traditional, in-person ceremony on Monday, June 8, at noon in the Alaska Airlines Arena at the University of Washington.
The SID LL.M. Program and the Barer Institute enter a new era that builds upon the pioneering scholarship of the late professor emeritus Roy L. Prosterman.
Find out more about our students in this returning series where we ask them 20 questions about their time here at UW Law.
UW Law hosted a national symposium addressing threats to judicial independence, April 17–18, 2026.
Professor Danieli Evans advances a "citizenship model" for Fourth Amendment law.
Join us in remembering Professor Emeritus Jack Huston in a memorial service on June 13.
Find out more about our students in this returning series where we ask them 20 questions about their time here at UW Law.
Charlies I. Stone Professor of Law Monte Mills covers one of property law’s core concepts.