Law
Law School faculty spotlight: Prof. Christine Chabot
At a time when the limits of presidential authority are being tested like never before, Prof. Christine Chabot is helping shape the national conversation.
2025 Barrock Lecture: Prisons, Punishment, and Correctional Officers, May 13
Join the Marquette Law School for the 2025 Barrock Lecture: Prisons, Punishment, and Correctional Officers delivered by Sharon Dolovich, professor of law at UCLA and director of the UCLA Prison Law & Policy Program.
U.S. News releases 2025-26 Best Graduate Schools rankings
U.S. News and World Report today released its 2025-26 Best Graduate Schools rankings, and many Marquette programs improved over last year’s rankings.
Focusing K-12 education reform on teaching efforts, May 8
Join Marquette Law School and the Marquette College of Education on May 8, from noon to 3 p.m. in Eckstein Hall for this timely and provocative program led by Alan Borsuk, senior fellow in law and public policy.
Listening and leading: The birth of the Isoko Peace Institute and Rwanda’s global lessons on justice and resilience
This is the fifth in an occasional series of blog posts occasioned by a visit to Rwanda this past summer.
Nies Lecture in Intellectual Property: The First Amendment Without Strict Scrutiny?, April 3
Lessons from Intellectual Property Law presented by Rebecca Tushnet Harvard Law School and Frank Stanton Professor of the First Amendment.
Through Uncle Ellie’s lens
When Kali Murray gazes at the dozens of photos hung on the walls of the second floor of the Haggerty Museum of Art, she doesn’t just see images of black history, she sees photographs of her own family ancestry staring back.
Ethical Collecting: Questioning the Black Archive, March 19
The Haggerty Museum of Art will host “Ethical Collecting: Questioning the Black Archive.”
A month before the election, large percentages of registered voters lack opinions of candidates for Wisconsin Supreme Court, state superintendent of public instruction
Substantial partisan differences exist in views of the candidates.
Prof. Alex Lemann examines the opioid litigation’s implications for tort theory
Alex Lemann examines how courts have adapted legal doctrines to address opioid-related harms, challenging scholars and practitioners to rethink the boundaries of tort law.