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Faculty

The Law School's longest serving dean (by far) is James Parker Hall, who served from 1904 to 1929. More >>

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A First for Law School Faculty

Engineering's Loss is Law's Gain

Her Honor, the Musician

The Law School's Top Chef

"The Goal is Excellence"

Ethics, Philosophy...and Baseball

Architecture

Expressways and planes explain (in part) why the Law School building looks the way it does. More >>

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The Halls of A-Cow-Demia

Heavy Metal

That Sinking Feeling

Diamonds Are a Law School's Best Friend

Ledgerwood Paintings

a.k.a. "the Pevsner"

Architect Eero Saarinen

Student Life

The first vending machines were installed in the Law School in 1934. More >>

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Imitation Is the Sincerest Form of Flattery

The Supreme Experience

Let the Library Help with Movie Night

What Happens Next?

All Work and No Play? Not Here!

The Law School Musical

History

Since our founding, the University of Chicago Law School has granted 13,562 degree. More >>

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A UChicagoLaw Degree Can take You Anywhere

Thirty Two Courses, and Still There Were Scheduling Conflicts

Sophonisba's Choice

The Beginnings of the Bigelow Program

Even Attorneys General Have to Start Somewhere

The First Lady of Commercial Law

History on the Shelf

The Today Show Visits the Law School