The Storytelling Advantage
How Anne Readel ’12 connects law and conservation.
Alumni Magazine for the University of Wisconsin Law School
How Anne Readel ’12 connects law and conservation.
Judge Yamahiro is proud of the impact he made through a profession he never expected to pursue.
One year after steppingaway from four decades on the bench, Justice Ann Walsh Bradley ’76 still starts her day the same way: with a morning meditation and writing. Bradley focuses on four things: health, relationships, joy and fun. “It anchors me,” she said. In 2025, Bradley retired from the Wisconsin Supreme Court as the fifth …
Desmund Wu investigates how lawyers can use AI effectively and ethically.
A family journey with Alzheimer’s led Azaan McCray 2L to Law School.
For Taryn Hanson 3L, a childhood literary hero sparked a lifelong commitment to accessible justice.
Rod Uphoff ’76 credits his UW Law clinic experience with helping launch his career. His 50th Reunion gift will help strengthen that experience for future Badgers.
Patricia Needham 3L was more than halfway through her undergraduate degree in kinesiology and exercise science when she realized she didn’t want to become a physical therapist after all.
Torey Dolan’s scholarship contributes to broad conversations in election law and tribal sovereignty.
As a student at UW Law, Charlie Wied is already advising real clients through the Law & Entrepreneurship Clinic, a hands-on program that operates like a private law firm.