School of Law
Insurance Law Center Announces Second Round of New Ideas in Insurance
Topics will include racial discrimination in insurance, ransomware insurance, firearm safety, third party moral hazard, adverse selection and the transfer of financial risk from government and businesses onto individual households.
UConn Law Offers New Master of Laws Degree
The new program, offering a fifth LLM degree at the School of Law, will allow students to specialize in corporate and regulatory governance, financial and insurance-based risk management, or compliance.
Donors Bolster Scholarship to Celebrate UConn Law’s Centennial
'We wanted to reach people who had an interest and a desire to go to law school, but didn’t have the financial resources to do it'
UConn Law Announces New Policing Center
The new center will support policy-focused scholarship, host events, and advise efforts toward reform
UConn Law Kicks Off Centennial Celebration
Cupcakes, food trucks, outdoor heaters and the law school's history were all part of the Founders' Day celebration kicking off the UConn Law centennial.
Symposium Explores Law’s Role in Tulsa Race Massacre
Panels examined how the law allowed the massacre to be ignored and rewritten in history, how the law continues to protect white mobs and perpetuate racism, and how to bring antiracism into legal education.
State NAACP Honors UConn Law Dean Eboni S. Nelson
Eboni S. Nelson, the first Black person to serve as dean of the UConn School of Law on a permanent basis, has launched several new initiatives at the law school.
Connecticut Law Review Symposium to Examine Tulsa Race Massacre
In 1921, the Tulsa Race Massacre destroyed the prosperous Greenwood District of Tulsa, Oklahoma. White mobs killed or injured hundreds of Black residents.
In Memoriam: Professor Richard W. Parker
Professor Parker was a deeply caring teacher, a respected scholar of administrative and environmental law, and a founder of the Semester in DC program at the School of Law.
Monument Will Honor UConn’s Proud Olympic History
The names of 50 Olympians with UConn ties will be on the monument - with plenty of room for more as time goes on