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Justice Clarence Thomas highlights UF Law alum on C-SPAN
United States Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas speaks about his clerk selection process during a Pepperdine University Law School Annual Dinner in March 2019, which was streamed on C-SPAN. UF Law alum Kathryn Kimball Mizelle (JD 12) is clerking for Justice Thomas during the 2018-2019 term.
UF Law Namesake Fred Levin Donates Additional $6 Million to College
The University of Florida Fredric G. Levin College of Law has received a new gift from namesake Fredric G. Levin (JD 61) in honor of his late wife, Marilyn Kapner Levin. The gift of stock has a current value of $6 million and will be used to fund student scholarships. Martin H. Levin (JD 88) […]
UF Law Receives Record-Breaking $20 Million Commitment for Health Law Program
The University of Florida Levin College of Law is proud to announce a transformational gift of $20 million from alumnus Richard P. Cole (JD 74). The gift will endow a program in Health Law, supporting cutting-edge teaching, scholarship, and advocacy. Cole’s bequest is the largest individual contribution to UF Law in its history and one […]
Law Students Writing about Social Justice: A Panel – Part 2
Wednesday, February 27, 2019, 12:00 -1 PM. Holland Hall, Room 355C
Law Students Writing about Social Justice: A Panel
Wednesday, February 13, 2019, 12:00 -1 PM. Holland Hall, Room 355C
UF Law’s Semester in Practice Program Earns Florida Bar Group Professionalism Award
UF Law’s Semester in Practice program has earned the 2018 Group Professionalism Award from The Florida Bar’s Standing Committee on Professionalism. UF Law Dean Laura A. Rosenbury accepted the award at the bar’s annual meeting in Orlando on June 14 alongside UF Law alum Nate Harvey (JD 18), who enrolled in the Semester in Practice […]
Florida Rep. Margaret Good (JD 12) Uses Law Degree for Public Service
When Margaret Good (JD 12) decided her state representatives weren’t effectively working on behalf of their constituents, she decided to take action. She ran for the Florida House of Representatives District 72 seat in a February 2018 special election that was both hotly contested and highly publicized. Good prevailed and took office with just three […]
UF Law Students Provide Community Assistance During Tax Season
UF Law has again teamed up with its community partner United Way of North Central Florida to participate in the IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program (VITA) and help thousands of low-income individuals prepare and file their tax returns for free. This year the UF Law VITA site filed returns for more than 2,000 working […]
Heritage of Leadership 2018 Inductees
Charles Fulton, JD 35 (May 12, 1910 – May 15, 1996) West Palm Beach attorney turned federal judge, Charles Fulton, spent his professional life dedicated to enriching the dignity and honor of the legal profession. After graduating from UF Law in 1935, he founded his own practice in South Florida before being named an Assistant […]
UF Law Links Three Generations of Double Gators
When Charles Wendell Harris (BA 59, LLB 61) passed away at a young age, he was unaware two familial generations would follow in his footsteps at UF Law. “The fact that we can have those shared experiences decades apart is just something so special,” said Savannah Unruh, Harris’s granddaughter, who graduated from UF Law in […]