Askland presents paper at Notre Dame

Andrew “Sandy” Askland, director of the College of Law’s Washington, D.C., Legal Externship Program, recently presented a paper on renewable energy at the Symposium: Green Technology: Legal, Ethical and Moral Considerations on March 21.

College of Law to host interdisciplinary conference on the history, future of U.N. policy on the rights of indigenous peoples

In 2010, the United States announced its support for the U.N. Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, reversing its prior opposition to the international document, which formally recognizes the legal rights of Native Americans.

Furnish presents papers at a seminar in Spain

Dale Furnish, Emeritus Professor of Law, will present a paper at the VII Seminario de Derecho Internacional Privado (Seminar of Private International Law) at Complutense University in Madrid on April 11-12.

College of Law alumnus featured in Baltimore Sun

A profile on the career of Sam Renaut, a recent graduate of the College of Law, was featured in the Baltimore Sun on March 20.

Clinton interviewed on AZ-TV

Professor Robert Clinton of the College's Indian Legal Program, was interviewed recently by AZ-TV 7 about a controversial tribal proposal to build a casino in Glendale.

Bender interviewed by PBS on gay marriage

Paul Bender, Professor of Law and Dean Emeritus, was a guest on March 27 on PBS’s Horizon, on which he discussed the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent hearings on California’s Proposition 8 and the federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA).

Stanton recognized with community awards

Nicole France Stanton, faculty associate at the College of Law, recently was recognized by two local business and civic organizations for her work in the Arizona community.

Kader chairs panel at Renaissance conference

Professor David Kader recently served as a panel moderator at the 19th Annual Conference of the Arizona Center for Medieval & Renaissance Studies, one of the premier centers of its kind in the country. The conference, Beasts, Humans, and Transhumans in the Middle Ages and Renaissance, was held Feb. 14-16 at the Renaissance Hotel in Phoenix.

Bender interviewed by KPNX on same-sex marriage

Paul Bender, Professor of Law and Dean Emeritus, was interviewed by 12 News on Tuesday, March 26, during coverage of the U.S. Supreme Court’s impending decision regarding same-sex marriage.

Bender featured on PBS Horizon

Professor Paul Bender discussed on PBS’s Horizon on March 5 a U.S. Supreme Court hearing of a case that involves the 1965 Voting Rights Act.