Alumni Magazine for the University of Wisconsin Law School
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 …
A $50,000 matching opportunity is helping LADD expand its reach, making resources on law and democratic decline accessible to a wider audience.
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.
Remembering Marc Galanter, one of the most influential law and society scholars.
When values come into conflict, perspectives differ and professional responsibilities compete, how do you decide what to do?
When Elizabeth Ireland ’12 stepped into her new role as program director for University of Wisconsin Law School’s general externships and judicial externships and clerkships program, she consolidated three jobs she’d been doing into one.
Dear Friends, we are in the midst of a transformative era for University of Wisconsin Law School. Our incoming students are stronger than ever, and our graduates continue to land great jobs across a variety of sectors, through which they make a difference in their communities and the world.
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.