Vermont Law School, home to the top-ranked environmental law program in the United States, seeks applications from qualified environmental journalists for its 2019 Summer Media Fellowships. As fellows, selected journalists will […]
With great sadness we announce the death of Douglas M. Costle, the fourth dean of Vermont Law School. Costle, 79, passed away Jan. 13 at his home in McLean, Va. […]
*This event has been rescheduled and this release has been updated.* From Watergate to Russian interference, trial attorney and former special prosecutor Robert B. Fiske Jr. will give context to the […]
Vermont Law School announced today that Professor Oliver Goodenough, a long-serving member of its faculty, recently transitioned to the position of research professor. The move, effective Jan. 1, allows Goodenough […]
The Black Law Students Association (BLSA) at Vermont Law School will present “Shades of Authority: A Celebration of Diversity in Legal Advocacy,” the school’s annual Race and the Law Forum, from […]
Judge Jimmie M. Edwards, nationally recognized for his commitment to at-risk youth and director of public safety for the city of St. Louis, Mo., will lead a Dr. Martin Luther […]
Environmental law scholars and editors of the Vermont Journal of Environmental Law (VJEL) at Vermont Law School today announced publication of the 2019 “Vermont Law Top 10 Environmental Watch List,” which highlights […]
Attorneys and legal scholars with the nation’s top-ranked Environmental Law Center (ELC) at Vermont Law School (VLS) are available for comment on the recently released 1,700-page National Climate Assessment produced by 13 […]
Last fall Vermont Law School began a process of programmatic restructuring which would allow the school to compete in today’s law school environment and thrive going forward. This followed several […]
The Native American Law Students Association (NALSA) at Vermont Law School invites the public to visit “Project 562,” an exhibit by Native American photographer and activist Matika Wilbur. Located in […]