Vermont Law School and the Environmental Conservation Department (ECD) of the Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry (MOECAF) of Myanmar recently signed an agreement intended to foster cooperation on environmental […]
Nationally recognized animal rights activist and attorney Steven Wise will discuss the Nonhuman Rights Project (NhRP)—"the only civil rights organization in the country working to achieve actual legal rights for […]
The U.S.-Asia Partnerships for Environmental Law (PEL) at Vermont Law School will establish an Environmental Law Training Program (ELTP) to guide environmental stewards and legal advocates in China, school officials […]
Vermont Law School alumni will share their professional experiences related to international human rights, refugee law, and the fight against sexual violence during presentations from 10:30 a.m. to noon Saturday, […]
Wildlife advocates and conservationists will examine the effects of biodiversity loss and potential solutions for a more sustainable future during a panel discussion following a film screening of "Racing Extinction" […]
Thank you to Administrator McCarthy’s staff for providing a transcript of her remarks at Vermont Law School. Thank you, students, you rock. Hello, Vermont Law School lawyers. I have to […]
Vermont Law School President and Dean Marc Mihaly will not renew his contract when it expires in July 2017, he announced this week, but will return to teaching as a […]
WHAT: 41st Commencement Exercises at Vermont Law School. Candidates will be presented for juris doctor (JD), master of laws (LLM), and master’s degrees. Open to the public. WHO: Administrator Gina […]
Six Vermont Law School students are among the 2016-17 class of Albert Schweitzer Fellows who will create and implement service projects to address health inequities in underserved communities. Following the […]
Vermont Law School alumni—farmers, food entrepreneurs, and lawyers—will discuss the many ways food and the law intersect during a panel discussion titled "Food: What’s Law Got to Do With It?" from […]