School of Law

Eric Knapp (’98) and his wife, Dana Marie Knapp, have pledged $4.5 million to the Peter A. Winograd Endowed Annual Scholarship in Law at The University of New Mexico’s (UNM) School of Law. Their new commitment builds upon more than two decades of giving...

The University of New Mexico School of Law hosts the U.S. Senator Dennis Chavez Endowed Lectureship on Law and Civil Rights on Wednesday, March 4, featuring constitutional law scholar Stephen I. Vladeck.

Hundreds of Lobos filled the Roundhouse Wednesday, turning UNM Day into a powerful show highlighting the importance and significant impact of The University of New Mexico's research, academic programs and community engagement across New Mexico to...

America is on the brink of the largest retirement wave in history — nearly 30 million people will hang up their careers over the next decade. That’s according to UNM School of Law Professor Nathalie Martin, who released a new book, The Inspired Retirement: Purpose and Passion in Your Next Adventure.

UNM joins Brown University in national institute focused on intuitive, trustworthy AI assistants A new institute supported by a $20 million National Science Foundation grant, will convene researchers to guide development of a new generation of AI...

The University of New Mexico School of Law Clinical Program has recently contracted with a licensed clinical social worker, expanding the support available to students and strengthening its multidisciplinary approach to legal education. This initiative,...

The New Mexico Sentencing Commission released its annual report highlighting New Mexico's prison population for the 2024 fiscal year.

Water is running out and time is ticking; that's why a University of New Mexico Law Professor is chiming in, recommending four regulatory solutions to preserve groundwater in the southwest.

Former longtime University of New Mexico School of Law Professor Barbara Bergman received an award honoring her contributions to judicial education in New Mexico.

New research from The University of New Mexico's School of Law advocates for increased intervention by school psychologists on campus instead of officers, emphasizing their crucial role in school safety.