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Growing up in a Spanish-speaking, immigrant household in Great Bend inspired Rossiel Reyes, L'26, to pursue a career in ...
06/05/2026

Growing up in a Spanish-speaking, immigrant household in Great Bend inspired Rossiel Reyes, L'26, to pursue a career in immigration law. At , she found community, leadership opportunities and hands-on legal experience that prepared her to serve immigrant communities.

Read more about Reyes' journey and her plans to give back: https://bloglaw.ku.edu/graduate-profile-rossiel-reyes-l26?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=grad-profile-26&utm_content=rossiel-reyes

Graduate Profile: Rossiel Reyes, L’26 Giving back to immigrant communities through legal practiceRossiel Reyes, L'26Rossiel Reyes grew up in a Spanish-speaking, immigrant household in Great Bend. She witnessed firsthand the challenges many families face when trying to navigate the immigration syst...

Congratulations to 3L Staci Smith on being selected to the American Constitution Society’s 2026 Next Generation Leaders ...
06/02/2026

Congratulations to 3L Staci Smith on being selected to the American Constitution Society’s 2026 Next Generation Leaders class!

Smith is one of just 23 law students nationwide and the first-ever student chosen for the prestigious program, which recognizes outstanding leadership through ACS student chapters.

KU Law’s ACS chapter also earned a 2026 ACS Programming Award, recognizing the chapter’s exceptional engagement and programming efforts. Read more about these achievements:

The ACS has recognized the University of Kansas School of Law and one of its student leaders with national honors for leadership and programming.

We’re hosting the first Themis practice exam NEXT MONDAY, June 8, at the Burge Union, for ALL graduates taking the July ...
06/01/2026

We’re hosting the first Themis practice exam NEXT MONDAY, June 8, at the Burge Union, for ALL graduates taking the July bar exam – UBE, NextGen and others. See the email from Prof. Jewell for details. Please email Susan Crosby at [email protected] by June 4 if you will attend. Lunch to follow!

📣📣ATTENTION 2LS AND 3LS: Registration is open for the 2L/3L Orientation on August 26. Check your KU email for more detai...
06/01/2026

📣📣ATTENTION 2LS AND 3LS: Registration is open for the 2L/3L Orientation on August 26. Check your KU email for more details, including the registration link! Attendance is mandatory, so make sure you register by August 5.

Before attending law school, Evan Norkey, L'26, worked as a case manager and often connected clients with KU Law’s Legal...
05/29/2026

Before attending law school, Evan Norkey, L'26, worked as a case manager and often connected clients with KU Law’s Legal Aid Clinic. Witnessing the impact the clinic had on their clients' lives inspired them to take the next step and apply to law school themself. Read about Norkey's journey on our blog: https://bloglaw.ku.edu/graduate-profile-evan-norkey-l26?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=grad-profile-26&utm_content=evan-norkey

Graduate Profile: Evan Norkey, L’26 Recent graduate experienced a “full circle moment” in law schoolEvan Norkey, L'26Evan Norkey, L’26, came to the University of Kansas School of Law with a clear sense of purpose and a desire for change. Norkey earned their undergraduate degree from KU, dou...

Congratulations to Professor Sharon Brett, recipient of this year's Immel Award for Teaching Excellence! This award is...
05/29/2026

Congratulations to Professor Sharon Brett, recipient of this year's Immel Award for Teaching Excellence! This award is given by a faculty committee to a faculty member who is “outstanding in the teaching of their students to be responsible citizens in their communities as well as fine lawyers.” Brett teaches Civil Procedure, Evidence, Federal Courts and an upper-level seminar.

In this month’s Dean’s Note: celebrate the Class of 2026 and a faculty retirement; read about student and faculty achiev...
05/28/2026

In this month’s Dean’s Note: celebrate the Class of 2026 and a faculty retirement; read about student and faculty achievements; and catch up on the latest alumni news.

Catch up on the latest news from KU Law.

The bar prep calendar moves fast! Throughout the summer, we’ll continue to share info on practice exam sessions, celebra...
05/27/2026

The bar prep calendar moves fast! Throughout the summer, we’ll continue to share info on practice exam sessions, celebrate your milestones and help keep you on track. For now, remember these key dates and that the team can help you chart your course to bar passage!

Eleven students in the Class of 2026 received awards at KU Law's Hooding Ceremony for distinguishing themselves in schol...
05/27/2026

Eleven students in the Class of 2026 received awards at KU Law's Hooding Ceremony for distinguishing themselves in scholarship, leadership and service to KU Law and the community. Congratulations to the honorees! Read more: https://law.ku.edu/news/article/eleven-ku-law-students-honored-for-scholarship-leadership-and-service?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=graduation&utm_content=student-awards
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Eleven University of Kansas School of Law students received awards during the spring 2026 semester for distinguishing themselves in scholarship, leadership and service to the law school and the community.

Green Hall and the Wheat Law Library will be closed on Monday, May 25 in observance of Memorial Day. The building will r...
05/22/2026

Green Hall and the Wheat Law Library will be closed on Monday, May 25 in observance of Memorial Day. The building will reopen on Tuesday, May 26. To learn more about our summer hours, visit our website:

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