Emily Becker ’27 9/15/25 Emily Becker ’27 9/15/25

UVA Desegregated 75 Years Ago Today

Nicky Demitry ’26 9/10/25 Nicky Demitry ’26 9/10/25

UVA Law’s Lost Histories: The Landmark Case of Gregory Swanson

Virginia Law Weekly 9/10/25 Virginia Law Weekly 9/10/25

Texans and Transplants Learn What It Takes To Be A Lone Star Lawyer

Brad Berklich ’27 9/10/25 Brad Berklich ’27 9/10/25

“Supreme Court Roundup” Not Professors’ First Rodeo

Jason Vanger ’27 9/10/25 Jason Vanger ’27 9/10/25

Panel Discusses Professor Deeks’s New Book, The Double Black Box

Virginia Law Weekly 9/10/25 Virginia Law Weekly 9/10/25

Everything You Missed At Student Loan Entrance Counseling

Nicky Demitry ’26 9/3/25 Nicky Demitry ’26 9/3/25

Law Weekly Welcomes its 2025 Associate Class

Kelly Wu ’27 9/3/25 Kelly Wu ’27 9/3/25

Dandelion Recap

Virginia Law Weekly 9/3/25 Virginia Law Weekly 9/3/25

FedSoc Hosts Annual Originalism Event

Nicky Demitry ’26 8/27/25 Nicky Demitry ’26 8/27/25

Welcome (Back) to Charlottesville

Virginia Law Weekly 8/27/25 Virginia Law Weekly 8/27/25

UVA Law Summer

Andrew Allard ’25 8/27/25 Andrew Allard ’25 8/27/25

How the Law Weekly Can Help YOU Survive Existential Dread

Virginia Law Weekly 8/27/25 Virginia Law Weekly 8/27/25

Welcome from the Law Weekly Editorial Board

Emily Becker ’27 8/27/25 Emily Becker ’27 8/27/25

Reflection: The Shadow Docket

Virginia Law Weekly 4/16/25 Virginia Law Weekly 4/16/25

Faculty Responds to Executive Orders

On Thursday, April 3, a group of Law School faculty published a collective letter responding to the Trump administration’s executive orders targeting law firms and the legal profession. Sixty-eight out of the Law School’s approximately 115 faculty members signed in their individual capacities. Signatories included tenured, emeritus, and general (tenure-ineligible) faculty members. “We are writing to affirm some core values that we share, including a commitment to taking law seriously and a belief in the importance of both legal institutions and civic discourse to a free society,” the professors wrote.

Andrew Allard ’25 4/16/25 Andrew Allard ’25 4/16/25

Professor Wang Talks SCOTUS Arguments, Clinic’s Future

Professor Wang argued the two cases, Cunningham v. Cornell University and Ames v. Ohio Department of Youth Services, just months ago, marking his first two oral arguments in the Supreme Court. Back from his stint at One First Street, Professor Wang kindly agreed to an interview with the Law Weekly to discuss the Clinic’s work and its future.

Brad Berklich ’27 4/16/25 Brad Berklich ’27 4/16/25

The Glorious Return of Learned Fin

Jason Vanger ’27 4/16/25 Jason Vanger ’27 4/16/25

Judge David Barron Discusses Judging and Scholarship

Ryan Keane '26 4/16/25 Ryan Keane '26 4/16/25

Journal Credit Coalition Hosts Town Hall

Last Thursday, the journal credit coalition, led by Kasey Michaud ’26, hosted a town hall for students to learn more about the proposal and discuss their opinions. The event was well attended and the organization reported that students shared useful feedback and concerns. The coalition is currently working on finalizing their proposal.

Alicia Kaufmann ’27 4/16/25 Alicia Kaufmann ’27 4/16/25

Journal Receptions

UVA Law’s student-run journals held receptions throughout the past week to aid 1Ls as they decided which journal to join. I shall speak to the two receptions that I attended: the Journal of Law and Politics (“JLP”) and the Virginia Journal of Law and Technology (“VJOLT”).

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