Federal litigation alleges U.S. Forest Service approvals unlawfully failed to consider climate, biodiversity and clean water; seeks to protect treasured, biodiverse forests around Lake Tarleton and in northern Presidential Range […]
Roger Pao Brings Leadership Experience in Online Legal Education Vermont Law and Graduate School has named Roger Pao as the director of its online hybrid JD program. With an extensive […]
On Saturday, May 18, more than 200 students will be presented for juris doctor, master of laws and master’s degrees when Vermont Law and Graduate School (VLGS) holds its 48th […]
The Kevin B. Jones Fund Will Support Next-Gen Clean Energy Leaders Late Vermont Law and Graduate School professor Kevin Jones’ memory will live on in a new fund supporting the […]
Amicus Brief Aims to Protect Native Nations’ Constitutional Rights The Environmental Justice Clinic (EJC) at Vermont Law and Graduate School has filed an amicus brief in Held v. State of […]
Lifelong advocate for justice reform and agriculture policy, a state’s attorney and Vermonter born and raised, Patrick J. Leahy now has his very own building on the Vermont Law and […]
Travis Stills, Class of ‘96, Honored for Dedication to Environmental Law A Vermont Law and Graduate School alum, who now works to advocate for environmental protection and justice out west, has […]
Farmers who had been denied federal loans won only 17 percent of appeals in the USDA’s National Appeals Division, according to new analysis by the Center for Agriculture and Food […]
Concentration Areas Include Environment, Animal and Food/Agriculture Law Vermont Law and Graduate School, home to one of the country’s top-ranked environmental law programs, is accepting applications from qualified, full-time journalists […]
Please join us at the Animal Law Society’s Annual Symposium: Paws and Effect – Exploring the Intersections of Animal Law on March 20, 2024, from 12-3 pm. Three guest speakers […]