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Big Media wanted ISPs to cut off internet access for copyright violations. The Supreme Court had other ideas, with an assist from Jim Gibson.

Skylee Cox, L’26, shares her inspiring journey from rural West Virginia to Richmond Law. A full tuition scholarship transformed her life.

Reflecting on 15 years at Richmond Law, outgoing dean Wendy Perdue shares pride in the school’s achievements and excitement for its future.

Jacob Rooksby brings his record of leadership and innovation to Richmond Law as its new dean beginning July 1.

Law students visited the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts to explore how art and jurisprudence intersect at an exhibition celebrating Black artists.

Virginia Sen. Richard Stuart, L’92, introduced a joint resolution commending Dean Wendy Perdue’s service to the law school, the university, and legal education.

The 2025 Emroch Lecture taught how capitalism rewrites itself through law and the resulting need to protect human flourishing and individual freedom.

The dean’s transformative scholarship gift grew into nearly $3 million in support, changing the lives of Richmond Law students facing financial barriers.

Meet Tamika Moses, the federal prosecutor who shifted her conviction for upholding democracy from the courtroom to the classroom at Richmond Law.

From gaming law to mentoring the next generation, Robert Drewry, L’12, shares how ambition, flexibility, and Richmond shaped his thriving legal career.