When a group of bewildered opioid activists and survivors sought transparency and accountability during the infamous Purdue Pharma bankruptcy, they found Jonathan Lipson ’90.
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Class of 1984 Pays It Forward
Last year, for their 40th reunion, the Class of 1984 wanted to do something to leave a lasting impact: They sought to raise $198,400 to fund one or more scholarships for financially challenged students.
Supporting a Strong Democracy
UW Law School Board of Visitors members John W. Miller ’06, along with Elizabeth Gracie ’83 and her Chicago law firm O’Keefe Lyons & Hynes, LLC, contributed a total of $50,000 to create a 1:1 matching gift opportunity to support the State Democracy Research Initiative.
Turning Interests and Challenges into Opportunities
Samantha Crane, a 3L at University of Wisconsin Law School, has already made a name for herself in the Federalist Society.
A Quest to Enact Meaningful Change
After failing to address systemic mental health issues in the military as a doctor, Deonte Williams 1L decided to study law to take his concerns to Congress.
Building a Sense of Community
When Lorenzo Gudino ’21 was considering law school, a sense of Native community was critical. Enter the Native American Pathway to Law Initiative, which includes an annual workshop that will be hosted by UW Law this summer.
Sparking Nuanced Conversation
Center for the Study of Liberal Democracy strives for civility in civic dialogue without sacrificing commitment to principle and diversity of thought.
Bidding for the Better
Jackie Macaulay Auction funds summer internships and summer associate positions for students.
‘We’re the Last Hope’
Wisconsin Innocence Project changes lives for students and the wrongfully-convicted.
‘There are Lots of Opportunities to Do Public Service’
In February, UW Law hosted Hon. Robert M. Dow, Jr. as the keynote speaker for the annual Thomas E. Fairchild Lecture.