In this episode, Meggan Cashwell and Addison Patrick discuss their coauthored chapter on curricular reform from the 1970s through the 1990s, just as the Law School was establishing its new home on UVA

Professor Claudrena Harold joins cohost Loren Moulds to discuss law student activism in the 1960s and 70s as an engine of institutional change, particularly around faculty hiring and curricular expans

In this episode, former Law School dean Risa Goluboff and alumna Biruktawit Assefa join coauthor (and co-host) Randi Flaherty to discuss how attorney Gregory H. Swanson became the first Black student

The Law School’s North Grounds home may be just 50 years old, but 200 years of history is teeming from every nook, cranny and corner of its modernist structures — at least if you know where to look an...

In this episode, UVA Law Professor G. Edward White takes listeners back to 1972 when he first arrived in Charlottesville to teach law. As a member of the faculty for over fifty years, White provides a

Welcome back to season two of Legal Knowledge! In this episode, UVA Law alumna Catherine Ward and professor emeritus A. E. Dick Howard join us for a behind-the-scenes look at twentieth-century constit